This book is a work of fiction. Dean Koontz spins a story that so closely parallels the myth of the Montauk Project it just had to be included in this list. Follow the amazing adventure of Christopher Snow in his quest for the truth in a sleepy town and the abandoned Fort Wyvern. Mind control, genetic mutation, children dissappearing, time travel, it's ALL here. A must read for Montauk enthusiasts.

OK, now I'm convinced that these two are really just some crackpots looking for some money. I honestly do believe that Preston has had some sort of traumatic incident happen in his life. Journey to a distant constellation? I doubt it. Mr. Moon appears to me to be along for the ride. His big contribution to this one is ripping apart the English language. His etymology research, while impressive, doesn't seem to offer up any evidence supporting the Montauk Project theories and he does appear to stretch connections between words pretty far. As far as I am concerned, this book is worthless to anyone interested in any kind of serious investigation into Montauk.

A must have. The absolute best book I have read for information and speculation about The Montauk Project and it's related topics.

An excellent book on The Montauk Project. Peter Moon and Preston Nichols appear to be the two men on the forefront of the Montauk investigations. (see how much I've changed my mind...look at my more recent comments above regarding these two in my commentary on Encounter in the Pleiades : An Inside Look at Ufo's)

I don't really understand what the point of this book is. Not much revealing information in this one. Mr. Moon sees conspiracy and coincidence everywhere in this one. Buy it only if you would like to complete your series.

This one is a lot more interesting then the second one in the series. Some new information to go on. The authors do ramble on a bit here also but at least there is some pertinent information as well.

This may not offer much help to weekend Montauk investigators but what a story it tells. An interesting look at the Third Reich and Hitler's obsession with the occult and all things magic. Where Peter Moon dug up all of this information might be the biggest mystery of them all.

This book is SO BAD!!! Although Peter Moon is only listed as editor of this book, I must seriously doubt anything he now has to say. How anyone supposedly so devoted to finding the truth would be a part of such a mockery of the subject only indicates that he is full of it. This guy Stewart Swerdlow can't possibly expect anyone to believe such a ridiculous and poorly written story about repeated alien abductions. I counted at least ten times where this man states that he had large objects inserted into his rectum and electrodes placed on his genitals. I guess a person who's body contains DNA from ten alien species and is being used by these alien races would certainly have an interesting life. If you purchase this horrendous book remember that I told you so.

An account of the events that took place during the now infamous Naval experiment. Reading the Allende letters was certainly worth the price of this one.

Quite an interesting read. Aleister Crowley was certainly a touched man. Supposedly these words were not his own but rather another being spoke them to him as he was in some kind of magical trance. Short and inexpensive, I recommend it as a teaser into the realm of the occult.

I have yet to read this book. I will review it as soon as I do.

This is a must have. The movie depicts the events that happened during the 1943 Naval experiment. Two members of the U.S.S. Eldridge were thrown 40 years into the future and ended up in Montauk (Oops! I mean Nevada!) Ignore the corny Hollywood love story and you're left with a fantastic movie.

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