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Squeeze (The X-Files, No. 4)

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This book was not boring at all. I couldn't put it down! You just can't wait to find out what will happen next, in fact, this was the only book that I was interested in, I ususally hate reading, but with this book, I couldn't stop! This book took me about three days to read, when most books take me weeks! This book may be short, but it's worth it! It also is scary and has great twists, if you like the X-Files, read this book!

I really like this book. I love the details. It made me exited and interested. I couldn't put it down. I recomend this book to any one who likes mysteries and sience fiction books.

There is a killing in a high security office building with a man called George Usher. Blood is splattered everywhere, and Mulder and Scully are determined to find out what's up... Could this same guy have commited killings in 1903? Is he a inhuman monster? Does he take the livers of the killings out with his bare hands? And if so, why? Leave it to FBI Special Agents Mulder and Scully to find the truth "out there".

The Tv program was great and the book was even better, it gave a much more in depth and detailed account to all the events that occured through out. It was extremely well written and it really felt as though you were there feeling and seeing what mulder and scully saw and felt.

I loved this particualar episode when they aired it. The novelization, however, wasn't as Xceptional as the episode. I understand it's hard sometimes to novelize already written and created tv shows or movies, but this could have been better. But, this is a children's book, written in easy to read format. Eugene Tooms' eyes were YELLOW, not RED!!