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A review by anotherpath
Chasing Shadows by Paul Costanzo, Tom DeLonge, A.J. Hartley
3.0
I apologize for the slew of UFO books I'm reading.
Tom Delonge's book is a pulpy, C grade James Patterson novel. To me it reads like a self published novel, not that I should slam that.
Delonge says he shares the truths that have been shared with him, and he's developed an interesting world view that I don't find absurd (anyone who references the book of Enoch is someone I'm at least going to listen to). I can believe the US has a recovery program that has yielded next level propulsion, but to suggest that we've been having dogfights with Russians and Aliens over American soil is just a hair too far for me. But there was that weird encounter in Alaska earlier this year, and the events depicted in this novel aren't outrageously impossible.
It's a guilty pleasure for me.
Tom Delonge's book is a pulpy, C grade James Patterson novel. To me it reads like a self published novel, not that I should slam that.
Delonge says he shares the truths that have been shared with him, and he's developed an interesting world view that I don't find absurd (anyone who references the book of Enoch is someone I'm at least going to listen to). I can believe the US has a recovery program that has yielded next level propulsion, but to suggest that we've been having dogfights with Russians and Aliens over American soil is just a hair too far for me. But there was that weird encounter in Alaska earlier this year, and the events depicted in this novel aren't outrageously impossible.
It's a guilty pleasure for me.