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Summary: UFO Reader of 100 Books
Review: Chris O'Brien is intensely intuitive, believably skeptical, and genuinely honest in his new book. But has he been abducted, or brainwashed, or threatened by the govornment? Only you can decide when you read this convoluted, disjointed, and baffling narrative of experiences in the San Luis Valley.
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Summary: A Struggle to live up to TMV
Review: Chris O'Brien is intensely intuitive, believably skeptical, and genuinely honest in his new book. But has he been abducted, or brainwashed, or threatened by the govornment? Only you can decide when you read this convoluted, disjointed, and baffling narrative of experiences in the San Luis Valley.
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Summary: Enter The Valley Excellent Book
Review: Despite all of the critics and people who have negative opinions that rated this book, they only wish they could write a book as complete and interesting as this one, there are a lot of facts and truth to this book, Once you start reading this book, you will not be able to stop. It is full of a lot of information. A1 book!!!!!! Must Read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Summary: UFO Reader of 100 Books
Review: I liked this book and think you will too. Not as good as his first but still interesting and worth while... Why? Because this man, unlike most other UFO writers actually got out on the ground and did 1000 hours ++ investigation --- and then wrote it up for us to read. Buy it! It is a good value, definitely one of the better books out there.
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Summary: tabloid trash at its worst
Review: O'Brien, the self-proclaimed "renowned ufologist", was incomprehensibly given a second book contract from the geniuses at St. Martins Press after his first tour-de-force, Mysterious Valley.Apparently having run out of UFO and cattle mutilation stories, O'Brien's second book is a rambling, poorly written discourse on such inane topics as devil sightings, teleporting nuns, self-flagellating religious zealots, cannibalism, hollow-earth stories and appearances of leprechauns. Don't even think about descending to his level in regard to this book.
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