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Susan A. Clancy's book 'Abducted: How People Come to Believe They Were Kidnapped by Aliens' delves into the modern phenomenon of alien abduction, exploring the reasons why some individuals firmly believe they have been abducted by extraterrestrial beings. Clancy conducts rigorous research on the motivations behind these beliefs, shedding light on the role of false memory creation, sleep paralysis, and the influence of media in shaping abduction narratives. Through detailed interviews and studies, she presents a compelling argument that challenges the traditional notions of alien encounters, offering more plausible explanations for these experiences.
Clancy's writing style in 'Abducted' is characterized by clarity, humor, and a scientific approach to understanding the complexities of alien abduction claims. She navigates through the personal stories of abductees with sympathy and insight, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and objectivity when examining extraordinary experiences. By exploring the psychological underpinnings of belief systems and narratives, Clancy provides readers with a thought-provoking exploration of how individuals construct meaning and find solace in their perceived encounters with aliens.
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Save:"Ice Planet Barbarians" by Ruby Dixon follows the story of Georgie, an abducted human, and Vektal, the Chief of the Not Hoth tribe. As Georgie navigates a new world with alien beings, she forms a bond with Vektal despite initial challenges due to their language barrier and cultural differences. The plot delves into themes of fated mates, alien romance, and the struggles of survival and adaptation in a harsh environment. The writing style is described as engaging, humorous, and emotionally impactful, with a mix of romance, sci-fi elements, and realistic dialogue that adds depth to the characters and their interactions.
Up until yesterday I, Georgie Carruthers, never believed in aliens. Oh, sure, there were all kinds of possibilities out there in the universe, but if someone would have told me that little green men w... - #3
Save:Stolen, written by Lucy Christopher, tells the captivating story of Gemma, a girl who is kidnapped at an airport and taken to an isolated part of Australia by Ty, her captor. Gemma struggles to understand her emotions and her captor's intentions as she navigates through fear, confusion, and hope. The book is written in the form of a letter from Gemma to Ty, providing a unique perspective on the evolving relationship between the two characters. The plot unfolds in a fast-paced manner, keeping readers on edge as they follow Gemma's journey of self-discovery and survival in the harsh Australian Outback.
The narrative of Stolen is rich in imagery and character development, creating a lush and evocative reading experience. The book explores themes of obsession, captivity, and the complexities of human emotions, making it a compelling and thought-provoking read. Readers are drawn into Gemma and Ty's world, feeling a range of emotions from fear to empathy towards the characters. The writing style of Lucy Christopher is described as beautiful and engaging, pulling readers in from the very first page and immersing them in the story of love, captivity, and self-discovery.
You saw me before I saw you. In the airport, that day in August, you had that look in your eyes, as though you wanted something from me, as though you’d wanted it for a long time. No one had ever look... - #4
Save:'Grim' in the series 'Tornians' by M.K. Eidem tells the story of Lisa, a human female abducted from Earth and brought to the Tornian empire, where females are scarce due to a disease decimating the population. King Grim, considered unfit for a female due to scars from a past battle, offers to retrieve Lisa's daughters, who are highly prized as females, in exchange for her becoming his mate. As Lisa and Grim navigate their relationship amidst political intrigue and societal challenges, they discover love, loyalty, and the importance of family, all set in a world filled with customs, different cultures, and character growth. Despite writing issues, the book is praised for its engaging plot, deep character connections, and the exploration of themes like treachery, love, and the struggle for survival in a society where females are rare.
“Happy Birthday my love.” Lisa smiles, setting down the sandwich and drink. She tosses aside a stray blade of grass that has invaded their make shift table as she sits cross-legged in front of him. “Y... - #5
Save:'Strange Love' by Ann Aguirre is a unique alien romance that follows the story of Zylar, an alien who kidnaps a human named Beryl to be his mate in a tournament on his planet. The plot is filled with humor, adventure, and romance, with a touch of weird alien sex. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of quirky characters, misunderstandings in communication, and a talking dog that adds to the charm of the story.
He’d had doubts about signing up for the matching service, but he couldn’t resist the prospect of millions of potential partners across hundreds of compatible species. It was humiliating that he’d bee... - #6
Save:Accidental Abduction by Eve Langlais is a sci-fi romance novel that follows the story of Megan, who gets accidentally abducted by Tren, a space pirate, while he was collecting specimens from Earth. Despite Tren's initial intentions to sell Megan, he finds himself drawn to her spirited nature. The book explores their evolving relationship, filled with humor, misunderstandings, and a growing attraction, set in a space adventure with elements of romance and action.
Maybe drowning won’t be so bad. Megan‟s numb arms and legs agreed. Yet, despite the fact her whole body wanted her to stop moving—screamed it actually—she kept fluttering, moving her hands and feet ju... - #7
Save:The Child Finder, by Rene Denfeld, follows private investigator Naomi Cottle, known as The Child Finder, as she searches for missing children. In this book, Naomi is tasked with finding Madison Culver, a young girl who disappeared in the mountains of Oregon. The narrative alternates between Naomi's search for Madison and Madison's perspective as a captive, creating a chilling tale of survival and resilience. The book explores themes of child abduction, trauma, and the emotional journey of both the investigator and the missing child.
The home was a small yellow cottage on an empty street. There was something dispirited about it, but Naomi was used to that. The young mother who answered the door was petite and looked much older tha... - #8
Save:Two hundred fifty years after human activity destroyed the viability of Earth, Lilith Iyapo awakens in a strange room aboard a living, alien spaceship. The Oankali, an alien species, have saved the last of the human race and are looking to genetically merge with primitive civilizations. The book explores themes of symbiosis, slavery, and human-alien intimacy, all while raising questions about identity and human nature.
Awakening was hard, as always. The ultimate disappointment. It was a struggle to take in enough air to drive off nightmare sensations of asphyxiation. Lilith Iyapo lay gasping, shaking with the force ... 'The Captured: A True Story of Abduction by Indians on the Texas Frontier' by Scott Zesch tells the story of several persons who were abducted by Native Americans on the Texas frontier in the 1800s. It explores the experiences of white children taken by Plains Indians and adopted into tribes, highlighting their struggles in readjusting to their original way of life after being rescued. The author presents heart-wrenching details of the captives' reactions to being saved and their conflicting desires to remain with their Indian captors whom they grew to love.
They had no reason to feel afraid when they first saw the three figures on horseback, riding steadily across a distant ridge. Even when the horsemen started heading their way, there was no cause to pa...- #10
Save:'Choosing Theo' by Victoria Aveline is a sci-fi romance novel set in a world where human females are captured by aliens and have to participate in a ceremony to choose a temporary husband. The story follows Jade, a strong and brave protagonist who gets kidnapped by aliens and is rescued by the Clecanians, an alien race. As she navigates the new planet's culture and customs, she must choose a husband, leading to a relationship with Theo, a scarred hero with a mysterious past. The book explores themes of alien cultures, forced proximity, and the dynamics of relationships in a matriarchal society.
The writing style of 'Choosing Theo' is described as engaging and creative, with a mix of humor and tension. Readers praised the world-building and the author's ability to create a captivating story that keeps the reader entertained. The book delves into themes of alien romance, societal norms, and the complexities of relationships in a unique and imaginative setting.
It had never been easy for Jade to sleep. She envied people who were able to lay down and drift away to dreamland in a matter of minutes. Whenever she tried to sleep, her fatigued body was at odds wit...
