The documented investigation of a woman's abduction aboard a UFO

Review:

One of the most thought provoking and ground breaking books in regard to the ufo/alien abduction field. This book is a classic of ufo literature. Author Raymond Fowler effectively combines the artistic abilities of Betty Andreasson with her story to provide an imaginative glimpse into the surreal world of ufo phenomena.

The story begins on a January evening in 1967. Betty Andreasson was in the kitchen of her South Ashburnham Massachusetts home. Her mother and father along with her seven children were in the living room. The house lights suddenly blinked and a pulsating red/orange light emanated in through window. Her father looking out the kitchen window saw a group of strange-looking small creatures approach the house in a hopping motion. Five small humanoid creatures entered, passing right through the wooden door..........

Fowler is careful to note that Betty is a devote Christian and offers the position that a persons observances in regard to such phenomena are often interpreted relative to ones beliefs. In addition an introduction by the renowned J. Allen Hynek lends some credibility to the story.

Rating: 8/10

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