The Andreasson Legacy

Fowler has been following this story for years, and this culmination of all he's learned is excellent. Fowler's investigation is not polluted by his own expectations, the way so many other works in this field are.

Fowler's metaphenomena concept is an interesting one in that he states that he feels that the whole UFO phenomenon is a part of a larger, encompassing phenomena that umbrellas UFOs, aliens, religion, and paranormal/poltergeist phenomena. It sounds plausible..it's rather similar to what I'd expect from Jacques Vallee. Unfortunately, the author brings much of his own life into the story and attempts to draw parallels betweeen his own family and the Andreassons. This normally wouldn't be too bad, but some of his "coincidences" seem like grasping for straws a la the Kennedy/Lincoln "coincidences." In spite of this, the book's a decent read. However, I recommend the Watchers I/II a bit more highly than this one.