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365 Days of UFOs: A Year of Alien Encounters
- Narrated by: Patrick Freeman
- Length: 11 hrs and 5 mins
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365 Days of UFOs: A Year of Alien Encounters
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Summary
Alien Encounters
Crop Circles
Government Conspiracies
Close Encounters
In this new audiobook, Nick Redfern presents 365 of his favorite UFO stories - one for every day of the year. Spanning decades and continents, they cover numerous subjects, including the Roswell UFO crash, Men in Black, Mothman, face-to-face encounters with extraterrestrials, military pilots and UFOs, crashed flying saucers, and cosmic cover-ups.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Ace
- 18-03-18
For ufo lovers
If you interested in ufo story's and like find out about new and interesting facts this one for any ufo lovers
3 people found this helpful
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- John Johnson
- 06-09-17
Disappointed
This book basically seems to be a collection of in corroborated stories - the like of you would probably hear down your local pub. For anyone really interested in the UFO phenomenon, then this book is best avoided. If you like fantasy stories about random UFO events, then this is for you.
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- DezG
- 11-03-23
monotonous
Not Redferns best.
A mish-mash of old stories, just that, they are arranged in date order
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- Anonymous User
- 03-10-21
enjoyable
really enjoyed this book. fascinating look into past and present sightings and ecounters with the strange and wonderful UFO phenomemon
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- Anonymous User
- 09-07-20
LOVED IT
brilliant book if your into your ufo storys like me I tend to look into old cases before internet these things are real ..
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- Shell1287
- 20-09-18
Rushed/not enough information
Clumsy narration. This book was annoying from the beginning. Wrong narrator. Can't pronounce any place names!!
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- ron
- 29-08-17
its OK
Book is OK he as always copies others work and compiles it into his style. as always, throw it all out there see what sticks
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- Dan-o
- 11-09-17
Not a "story"
As the title says, it's 365 short descriptions of actual, historical encounters. Brief, but interesting.
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- Kelly King
- 22-01-23
Freeman Cannot Read
Unfortunately, this writing speaks for itself better than the author’s surrogate. It was a tough listen without shouting corrections to myself and questioning the readers comprehension of the concept of a comma.
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- Vincent Maynard
- 15-12-19
Great book
liked it
throughout modern history a good book of all kinds of Lugo incidents
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- Sudi
- 18-05-19
Fun Listen
(There's really no one story... but I had to mark those stars to get the box to allow me type in it.) This is, as the title clues you, a compilation of UFO experiences, each listed one per day for a whole year. If you are an avid TV/Book UFO tales explorer, you have probably run across about 30% of the reiterated cases in the book. But that doesn't take away from enjoying the total encapsulation of UFO stories of encounters, abductions and sightings.
On problem: The narrator is a bit confounding, at times sounding like Artificial Intelligence himself, being that he didn't know how to pronounce Canada... and said something like Can-A-Day or something equally weird. But in a way, his sometimes mechanical tones made the book more fun... I pretended he was an alien reading the Earthling language of English.
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- Gnarfunkel
- 17-03-19
Enjoyable!
Tons of interesting stories in one place. Nothing spectacular, but a great listen/read. Only issue I have is that the narrator mispronounces names and words all over the place. They’re either wrong or pronounced in a very odd way.
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- Patrick
- 24-01-18
Just what I needed!
Would you listen to 365 Days of UFOs: A Year of Alien Encounters again? Why?
Perfect lots of sitings that you just don't hear about and some interesting details to go with most of them.