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The Brookhaven Connection

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Reading Mr. Gordon's account of childhood memories is interesting food for thought that perhaps there is more truth in all the "fictional" accounts about encounters/collaborations with extra terrestrial life forms that are ever-present in today's popular culture. Supported by remarkable pieces of evidence, this makes an interesting reading for anyone interested in UFOs, extra terrestrial encounters and conspiracy theories. I just have one minor point of criticism, though... the account breaks off in mid-climax. Come on, Mr. Gordon... give us more!...

"The Brookhaven Connection" is about Wade Gordon's childhood and his unusual involvement at Brookhaven. Overall, this book is very much like an autobiography, but not a complete one, as the reader is "left hanging" in the middle of the most interesting part of the book. At the end of the book, it states that there might or might not be a second book to conclude the story.

The book contains several appendixes, which are copies of various documents. However, they are hard to read, as are many declassified government documents. I would have rather had the end of the story than the appendices.

I have read all the Pete Moon books and have enjoyed most of them. This is a possible true story. I don't take it for fact but there is nothing in there that makes me think it is 100% fiction. I hope there is a second on the Brookhaven subject. Lighten up and enjoy the story and maybe it is possible.