The Complete Book of UFOs: An Investigation into Alien Contacts & Encounters

What is the true story about UFOs? Who or what is behind them? How much "evidence" is there and is it being taken seriously? Throughout the 1990s, UFOs have attracted the attention of specialists from all branches of science. Here, two of the most respected ufologists in the world, Jenny Randles and Peter Hough, share their cumulative knowledge of reported sightings and findings from dozens of countries around the globe. They investigate the extraordinary growth of UFO phenomena and explore the events and major cases that have formed the turning points in UFO history. See how the story has developed decade by decade, from the first cigar-shaped object seen in 1880, to the 1952 wave of sightings in Washington, on to new breakthroughs as we near the 21st century. Randles and Hough shed new light on the subject through unparalleled access to reports as well as previously unpublished material from experts and witnesses around the globe. Accounts from abductees, government officials, witnesses, and more round out this most fascinating and readable work.

My fascination with UFOs has led me into many discussions of sightings, abductions, and other related topics, and I constantly refer to books that I have read. It's tough keeping all that information in one place though--the Complete Book of UFOs should make things a bit easier. This analysis of the best known UFO cases, inclined toward proving the existence of UFOs, has saved me much frustration since I first picked it up. Anyone who's serious about studying UFOs should have a copy of this book on their shelves.