Genesis

This was just a damn good story! Well written, hard to put down, amazingly original given the subject matter and it wrapped up in a very satisfactory manner. Of all the price O crap books that get turned in to screenplays, you finish this and wonder why no studio picked it up.

Genesis is a great read for people who want to believe in ET and conspiracies. The research into WWII for the baseline and intertwining into the here and now work flawlessly although it can slow the storyline at times. I just started Phoenix so more to come!

The author looks at the documentary evidence of Nazi technology and how the allies aquired much of this technology. He uses logic and deduction to extrapolate the most reasonable scenarios. He tells the story in novel form that blows the tired mainstream dogma of aliens amongst us out of the water with its believability. If anyone has had reservations about the idea of UFOs originating from another planet, this novel will give voice to that nagging doubt. If you can get this book, look after it! Its a gem!

Though written so early in the modern UFO age (post-Roswell), some of Harbinsons fictional theses keep poking their heads from the morass that remains the subject all the way to the modern day. The abduction phenomena gets moderate treatment. It doesnt seem to describe the full range of reported phenomena yet will leave the reader with a fascination with exopolitics.

The Kindle ebook is full of typographical errors, misspellings, missing words, missing letters, etc. It is very unpleasant to read. The story is interesting so far, but I cant bear the sloppy formatting.

A Saucerful Of Secrets. Here is an interesting book that plays pretty well upon all the crazy UFO conspiracy stuff, so if you have a fondness or liking for that, then you will probably really like this book. Secret locations, covered up bases, all that kind of thing, you get the idea.

This book chronicles the whole hidden history of the UFO phenomenon quite well and gives an interesting alternative theory involving the so-called alien presence. Read it to have the UFO facts put into perspective and give it to your friends who are intelligent enough to perceive the true reality of which UFOs constitute a integral part. My only problem with the book is that I couldnt find any more volumes or copies of the book once I realized what I had read. This is a book to seek out and hang on to.

After reading this book twice now, I still feel that it is one of the best books that I have ever read. It seems to be a timeless book, one that will still be entertaining long after flying discs fill the sky. Apart from the fact that it is a gripping book which you will be hard pressed to put down, I personally find it inspiring. There are several good ideas presented within the context of those pages that definitely merit a deeper look at. Dont take my word for it, however, look and decide for yourself. I guarantee that you will not be disappointed.

bought this when it first came out. Loved it since I am from Lubbock/Roswell area. I now have the complete series of Saucer Projeck and will be reading them book 1 to end.

I enjoyed the concept of UFOs originating on earth. Harbinson pieces together an interesting assortment of facts into what becomes a believable story. Having read Inception and Phoenix first there was a lot of duplication but since Genesis was written first, that was ok. If I had not read those first, then all that detail would be necessary.