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Abducted!

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When I first bought this book, I really didn't expect anything but the usual junk about you see about Roswell, area 51 and people who claim they've been abducted without any evidence, or even really sounding like they're convinced it happened. I loved the book and had trouble putting it down. I read the book in less than a week. It turned out to be very different from what I expected. Debbie and Kathy sounded very honest in the book and completely convinced that aliens had been abducting them for years, possibly their entire life! I found the story very believable and very interesting because it covered more than just UFO's and aliens. It covered government cover-ups, ghosts, and religion. I find the book believable because a lot of the stuff in the book is too good and unimaginable to have been made up, and also because the only reason they would make the story up would be for popularity or for money. They didn't get either from writing this book. Also, if they wanted popularity, they wouldn't have kept their identities secret in the book "Intruders." I found nearly everything that had to do with spiritualism made sense. I did have problems with the set-up of the book though. Kathy didn't have nearly as many - or interesting - experiences as Debbie, and I think there should have been less with her in the book. Also, the story jumped around a lot. It hardly ever followed a timeline. They just jumped from subject to subject.

Let me just start by saying that I got this book from a thrift store for 25 cents, and it's one of the best book I've read so far. It's definitely worth adding to your collection of abduction style books.

What I liked most about this book are the two people who are telling their encounters. They're just two regular women (Debbie and Kathy) who don't have Ph. D's in astrophysics, and aren't professors at Harvard University or whatever. They're just two regular, everyday people who had something change their lives forever. Now a lot of people might disagree with me on the credibility thing and say "Oh they're not educated, or credible enough; they're just nuts and don't know what they're talking about". On the contrary, I think it's these cases exactly that prove the very real existence of the abduction phenomenon. These are the people who are not in it for the money, or the fame, or any benefit whatsoever on their part. In fact, these authors sacrifice and go out on a very thin limb to pour their hearts out and even feel embarrassment at times, just to let the public know that this is very real.. And I thank them for that. People don't believe even when there IS an astrophysicist that sees a UFO (Bob Lazaar), or even PRESIDENTS that have had UFO sightings (Jimmy Carter). My point is a skeptic has to want to believe in order to see the truth. No amount of evidence will convince someone who does not want to believe.

In conclusion, this is very informative on first-hand accounts with abductions. The authors write in a detailed and understandable way. And like the comment up above, this book can really change the way you look at the abduction case. It's a VERY REAL THING, and it's time for people accept and understand it.

Very good as i believe very much in UFO's. As I have seen a few weird things.

I believe in ufo's and strange happenings,I'm very openedminded, but this book almost was to much. It seemed as though theywere running out of stories and would just add something odd to keep the story going. I would have liked to ask them that if around every corner they witness new ufo's then why not have a witness besides each other or their mother, or even a camera or video camera. I found it very drawn out and more like a running made up story.I have read many other ufo books and never came to this conclusion before.I did not even enjoy it--if anything it made me almost not want to believe in ufo's because it seemed so far fetched and streched.Was glad I bought it for only $2.00 at a going out of business book store sale.