Children Of The Greys

by Bret Oldham, Dr. R. Leo Sprinkle Ph.D (Introduction), Brent Raynes (Contributor)

One calm autumn night, in a house surrounded by farm land in rural Southern Illinois, a young five year old boy wakes to see a bright light shining through the window. As he pulls the curtains back to look for the cause of the strange light, he comes face to face with a hideous looking alien creature. What followed next began a life time of abductions by these strange alien beings. In Children Of The Greys, a true story of his numerous alien encounters, author Bret Oldham relives many of these traumatic alien abduction experiences. From mind control experiments, sexual interludes, healings, unexplainable scars, hybrids, an incredible multiple abduction with another witness and a fetus being taken, to the paranormal connection and more; all described in great detail. Theories and insights into the possible alien agenda by some of the world's leading UFO and alien abduction experts are also presented here. Memories that had been suppressed for years by the aliens surfaced after receiving therapy for a series of anxiety attacks. Memories that were kept secret for decades are now revealed for the first time in this very personal, thought provoking account of one man's journey through the enigma of the alien abduction phenomena.

Genres: Nonfiction, Paranormal

180 pages, Paperback

First published April 12, 2013

Reviews

[Samira Elytess · Rating 1 out of 5]

Nice book cover but this book did not deliver the promise of the title "Children of The Greys". What a disappointment!!
I really hate it when writers pick an irrelevant title just to lure readers into buying their book. This is wrong and immoral.The title should have been "My Abduction Story" as it is the author's abduction experience. I was hoping to read something exciting new about the hybrids, but nothing new was mentioned.Plus, I had a feeling the author was inspired or copied Jim Sparks in a metaphysical way...(I don't know exactly what it is).

Anyways,the writer deserves to get probed and molested by the ETs until he learns something called INTEGRITY!

[Mrs carol mathews · Rating 5 out of 5]

Riveting Account of Alien Abduction

I could not put this book down.... The personal account of a modern day abductee, had me mesmerized from beginning to end. Frightening and disturbing in its entirety but also refreshingly honest.... Providing indisputable proof to the question of are we alone in the universe. Highly recommended.

[Dlhmoore · Rating 3 out of 5]

It isn't really sci/fi. This book is written by a man who claims to have been adbucted by aliens and had experiments performed on him. It started when he was 5 years old and continues to this day.

It's a very strange book with some unbelievable outcomes. If you're interested in this subject you will enjoy this book.

[Lacey · Rating 3 out of 5]

I found a lot of grammar and spelling mistakes in the book - which took away from the reading experience.

[C P · Rating 3 out of 5]

Unnerving and entertaining enough, but chock full of grammar/structure errors that actually make interpreting the author's meaning difficult in many places.

[Deb · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting

Interesting I couldn’t put it down. Read in two days. More detailed account of abductions. I believe . Will check out this writer’s other book.

[Robert E Schlyer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent and believable!! I zipped right through this book and am eager to read more!!

[Dena Kinney · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really good book!

I really enjoyed Bret Oldham's first hand account of alien abduction. I would recommend this book to anyone who believes they might have been abducted.

[Dan Zarfati · Rating 5 out of 5]

One more good book on the abduction phenomenon, the whole case is examined with care, very credible, easy to read.

[Zachary · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thorough look into the alien agenda

I liked this book a lot, it seems written with honesty and integrity. He breaks-down many of the barriers that keep the public from truly understanding the nature of abductions, and adds insight as to the reason for this hidden agenda.

[marylee lilly · Rating 5 out of 5]

Honest, easy read. First book I have read about abductions. Very informative

Informative. Enjoyed every word. I would recommend this book to a friend. The end of the book where he shared his theory on the agenda of the Grey's was a good way to sum up the book.