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Harvest: The True Story of Alien Abduction Kindle Edition

by G.L. Davies (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
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G.L Davies invites you to join him on his most terrifying investigation yet. In 2009 one woman from Pembrokeshire believed she was abducted by aliens. What followed was a terrifying ordeal of alien visitation, nightmarish visions, encounters with terrifying creatures, a connection to the past and a prophecy of destruction on the scale never before seen in Pembrokeshire’s peaceful history. Should these events be true, then no one is safe. The harvest has begun… 'Masterfully written and a terrifying true journey into Alien Abduction. The benchmark for all paranormal accounts from the greatest paranormal author of his time.' Mysterious Radio
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Alien visitation, unexplained mystery, paranormal, occult, supernatural extraterrestrials UFO's

Alien visitation, unexplained mystery, paranormal, occult, supernatural extraterrestrials UFO's

Alien visitation, unexplained mystery, paranormal, occult, supernatural extraterrestrials UFO's

Alien visitation, unexplained mystery, paranormal, occult, supernatural extraterrestrials UFO's

Alien visitation, unexplained mystery, paranormal, occult, supernatural extraterrestrials UFO's

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G. L. Davies is the author of the worldwide bestselling A Most Haunted House, and the creator of theparanormalchronicles.com. With over 25 years in Sales and marketing, he prides himself on the work he does with his authors as marketing manager for John Hunt Publishing. He has an abundance of positive energy and motivation to bring writers' dreams to reality. He lives in Pembrokeshire, West Wales and studies hauntings in 19th century literature.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08JHFGYK7
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ 6Th Books (October 30, 2020)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ October 30, 2020
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David A. Vigil
5.0 out of 5 stars arrived as expected
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2023
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Fast shipping, safe & secure packaging, Interesting & terrifying book, Thank you.
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Nick roop
5.0 out of 5 stars Great for horror fans and those who love alien abductions
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
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This is honestly one of the most disturbing accounts of alien abduction I have ever read
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Jo Huffines
4.0 out of 5 stars Hope its Fiction
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2021
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(spoiler alert) This short tale, roughly 130 pages, was a bizarre and terrifying account of a woman who comes to the realization that she has been selected to be one of thousands of women to be harvested, "plucked like corn from the Earth" for a cruel alien species. They have no regard for female Earthlings and use every body part (blood, hormones, limbs, all bodily fluids) for unknown reasons taking these items across their lifespan. Some of the children are not granted a continued life, instead being fed on by tentacled bulbous-like creatures while some women are inseminated via "half men" who have only lower torsos. There is a birthing area where women labor alone to then have their babies ripped from them with the cord still attached. Then there are others who are slaughtered leaving only skin and bones on the conveyer belt as the interviewee deduces that they are no longer useful. Earlier in the story there is a questionnaire session, set up by the aliens and conducted via her younger self. It seems that this species loathes women as her answers are denied and a "sexless" voice concludes that she loves her father more than her mother, would enjoy being raped, and is a killer because she would kill a man to protect herself even though she protests this analysis of her inner thoughts. As I reflect, I wonder why would aliens care how she responds if the end purpose is all the same? She comparatively uses animal slaughterhouses to convey what was happening, and so one has to ask why would aliens interview her? Why would they care? It almost suggests some sort of vague morality whereby the aliens are determining if she belongs in this group and swaying the interview to suggest that she does deserve to be included. At one point they show her pleasing and disturbing images for which she doesn't understand why but in the end she theorizes that they are collecting hormones. Piecing together, it suggests that this phenomena would generate such. It would be easy to attribute this to a mentally ill person especially given that no one else has a similar story out of thousands of women being abducted. Certainly someone returned like herself and related their story? Moreover, it would have been more interesting if some of the pictures that were on Susan's table had been included in the book. On another level, I haven't eliminated the possibility that the author himself could have made up this anonymous female and the entire story is of his own making. Is it possible that there are malevolent beings? Sure, we only need to look at our own species to see that within dwell the good and the bad. I deducted a star because the book is only a paperback and is very short, something that wouldn't take more than 2 hrs to read, yet it is priced as high as some hardback covers. Even so, it was captivating and thought provoking and so I gave it 4 stars.
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Skyview
3.0 out of 5 stars More grist for the mill
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2020
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I am not sure how I ran across this book and ended up ordering it, but I read it. The author did a good job telling the story, but I don't know what to make of the woman's story except to say that I noted she said she was drunk when these experiences began, and she said she took brain-altering drugs by prescription for sleep and anxiety as the experiences continued. Alcohol and other brain-compromising drugs open a door of some kind. What happens then is up for debate as to its nature and reality status.

The subject's experiences are reminiscent of the World War II Holocaust, which raises some questions/possibilities for consideration.

I feel it would have been helpful to have included interviews with people who would know the experiencer's mental health status and general behavior, though I can understand why that wasn't done.

The commonalities in alien-inhabited dreams, visions, and experiences are interesting.

I wish "Susan" and the author peace.
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Andrew Stone
5.0 out of 5 stars Required Reading
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2022
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Required reading for those drawn to UFO topics.
Particularly appreciate and respect this author’s integrity and candor. No bs here. The author presents as was presented to him and leaves the reader to judge.

My opinion on the subject:
Regarding the awe of the “alien” technology expressed by experiencers of apparent personal encounters, please consider such “technology” should enable the “aliens” to effortlessly synthesize any chemical substances, including hormones, that are reportedly being taken from human subjects.

Our current level of technology very nearly makes this possible for human scientists and it certainly will be within our grasp in the near future. How much more so for an “advanced” civilization?

“Abductees” report invasive medical procedures that are unnecessary in current medical science. Apply common sense, disregard the drugs, smoke, and mirrors and it becomes obvious that these encounters, if objectively valid, certainly do NOT involve beings possessing any form of technology superior to our own. Quite the contrary.

If these beings are as ancient as reportedly claimed by them why have they not achieved even a level of technology that “inferior primitive” humans have developed in less than 300 years?

Your bs detector should be going off the scale as applied to the reported claims of “aliens”. Think!

An advanced space faring civilization that needs to interact with human beings for ANY reason (other than curiosity) is absurd on its face. This smacks of human thought processes.

Please understand I am not suggesting the people reporting these events are lying or insane. They might be. That’s a possibility.

Here’s another possibility:
Most of these people are being victimized by something, but that something is not at all what it presents itself as, or allows itself to be perceived as.

If you find this topic interesting (I do) think outside of the “alien” box. Put on your best investigator hat and pick these reports apart. You cannot prove the supposed victim is fabricating a yarn, but you can apply logic to the extent that you realize if true, these reports have absolutely NOTHING to do with alien astronauts.

Think!
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Snooky
5.0 out of 5 stars Really great and thought provoking book, must read!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 14, 2024
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Read with an open mind, although by buying this I’d assume you’re open to the concept of abduction, visitation etc..

The accounts by the individual are harrowing and incomparable to any other situations.

This is either true and horrifying or the poor individual suffers greatly from mental health issues. Either one of these, to experience or to truly believe these happened must be hell to live with.

I applaud G.L. Davies for persevering and documenting all.
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Princess Loki
5.0 out of 5 stars A must read for everyone!
Reviewed in Canada on August 8, 2021
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This book was terrifying and read like a true crime novel, which in a sense is exactly what it is. This woman's life is a living nightmare and I don't know how she gets through each day...sending you my love, Susan and praying that you are safe from this horror for the rest of your life. We all need to talk more openly about these things and come up with ways of protecting ourselves from these malicious beings. Kudos to G.L. Davies on his ability to get inside the heads of his interviewees and write their stories as if they're his own.
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JessieOpal
5.0 out of 5 stars Terrifying
Reviewed in Australia on September 26, 2021
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This book terrified me. As I write this it is 2am and I have turned on the light and television to go to sleep. It was very well written and flowed nicely. I empathised with Susan so much and wished I could carry some of her burden.
I don’t know who you really are Susan, but I hope they have left you alone, I hope you are safe and I believe you.
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Brenda Byrne
5.0 out of 5 stars Product evaluation
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 14, 2023
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This was a very interesting read and quite disturbing
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Debra
5.0 out of 5 stars The book grabs you for days....you can't put the Bok down.
Reviewed in Canada on November 11, 2020
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A very thought-provoking book. Not for the weak! Hard to put down.... you will be thinking about this book for days. Disturbing at times.
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