Synopses & Reviews
Incredible stories, strange happenings, otherwordly beings -- and they're all true! Take a journey into the unexplained, where UFO's fly, unearthly spirits roam, and time transport occurs regularly. Full-color photos, drawings, and sidebars fill every page to bursting with eye-opening facts, paranormal phenomena, haunting links, and revealing details. Colors and exciting headlines explode with energy, irresistibly grabbing your attention and thrusting you right into the midst of these eerie happenings. Goosebumps will cover your flesh as you feel the sensations of those who found themselves face-to-face with creatures and things beyond normal human experience. Remember -- it's up to you to determine what's real...and what's not!
Can a man's touch cure a deadly disease? Do dreams really foretell the future? Enter the uncanny zone -- if you dare! Here's who you'll find there:
-- Agnes, who claimed to be a witch in 1590. The king didn't believe her at first....
-- Rasputin: this monk allegedly cured the Tsar's son of hemophilia, and held the entire royal family in his thrall. Eyewitnesses claimed that neither poison nor bullets could kill him....
-- Sugar Ray Leonard, a prizewinning boxer who had a nightmare about killing his opponent in the ring. It came true....
-- A man who saw his wife enter his stateroom on an ocean liner -- even though she stayed back on land! It's strange but true....
Synopsis
Is truth really stranger than fiction? Can a person's touch cure a deadly disease? What obstacles could a dog overcome to reach its master? Do dreams really foretell the future? Enter the uncanny zone--if you dare! Here's who you'll find there: * Agnes, who claimed to be a witch in 1590 and provided startling proof of the fact. Rasputin. This monk allegedly cured the tsar's son of hemophilia, and had hypnotic power over the entire royal family. Eyewitnesses claimed neither poison nor bullets could kill him. * Sugar Ray Leonard, a prize-winning boxer whose nightmare about killing his opponent in the ring came to pass. It's strange but true... 48 pages (all in color), 5 1/2 x 8. NEW IN PAPERBACK