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A Message from the Stars

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While the author's story may be "Wunder-ful" the writing and editing leave something to be desired. I was distracted by all the misspellings, typos, and incorrect word usage. The photographs are so dark and fuzzy that without captions, it's difficult to even tell what body part is in the picture, never mind trying to see the actual scar to which the author refers. There are also places where the reader is left hanging - for example, when Ms. Wunder references an incident which occurred when she was a young girl, she refers to herself as a "walk-in" without explaining to the reader what that is, or adding any further information. For someone who claims to have never been interested in, nor read any books about, aliens or UFOs prior to her first abduction experience to even use this term leaves one wondering.

And if you're wondering why the other reviewer wrote such a stellar review, perhaps he is, or was, biased. The author refers many times throughout the book to her husband, Jerome. Coincidence? I think not!

This book will blow your mind. Mary Wunder was abducted and taken aboard a craft. She tells us what it was like to be there. The information that she was given tells us about our earth's future. Her first visit was Feb. 6, 1990. She was regressed by Bill Hamilton. This is truely a great book.