yet another great book from Jenny Randles. first herd of her on BRMB radio talking about one her other great books “death by supernatural causes” and i have read that book back to front many times. but getting back to this book , it is a fantastic book and wont disoppoint you . from the first page you wont want to put this book down.
have read it twice now , well worth buying.
Rating: 5 / 5
I’m still in the middle of this book, but so far it’s an excellent debunker’s manual, adding some sanity and logic to this sensational topic. A fascinating read.
Rating: 5 / 5
Jenny Randles, et al. have written a quite amazing book. Whilst coming from the “believers” wing (though not alien groupies), they have managed to draw attention to the fact that not all “UFO” cases remain unidentified forever. They may have “destroyed” some classic cases, but they come out of this as far more credible (and openminded) than some other researchers.
Rating: 4 / 5
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yet another great book from Jenny Randles. first herd of her on BRMB radio talking about one her other great books “death by supernatural causes” and i have read that book back to front many times. but getting back to this book , it is a fantastic book and wont disoppoint you . from the first page you wont want to put this book down.
have read it twice now , well worth buying.
Rating: 5 / 5
I’m still in the middle of this book, but so far it’s an excellent debunker’s manual, adding some sanity and logic to this sensational topic. A fascinating read.
Rating: 5 / 5
Jenny Randles, et al. have written a quite amazing book. Whilst coming from the “believers” wing (though not alien groupies), they have managed to draw attention to the fact that not all “UFO” cases remain unidentified forever. They may have “destroyed” some classic cases, but they come out of this as far more credible (and openminded) than some other researchers.
Rating: 4 / 5