Unidentified

De: Mikel J. Wisler

Narrado por: Kate Paulsen

Troubled FBI agent Nicole Mitchell just got a second chance to solve her most haunting case.

Mitchell is brought back from administrative leave when a disturbing series of kidnappings terrifies a small town. She is certain that a serial kidnapper is exploiting local fears of UFOs and stories of alien abductions to hide in plain sight. Desperate to uncover the truth, Mitchell enlists the help of a skeptic psychiatrist who questions even her theory.

In three days, a local girl will vanish for good. As Mitchell rushes to solve the case in time, she uncovers a far more sinister reality than she ever imagined. Mitchell must shake off her own dark past if she's going to save the girl. But could this case be her undoing?

©2020 Mikel J. Wisler (P)2020 Mikel J. Wisler

Nobody knows

If you're a fan of documentaries and podcasts like missing 411 and unexplained or get excited when your favorite podcasts discusses the paranormal, aliens, or demons this book is for you. I felt like I was back in the 90s chasing a lead with Mulder and Scully, and the entire time I was hooked and looking for the next chapter. share this story with those who are curious and with those who don't look for answers. I feel that both believers and non believers can enjoy this book without feeling challenged while being entertained.

A dumb book.

A really dumb book about alien abduction which includes just about every cliché encounter scenario known. Don't waste the credit

Great science fiction ufo story

This story follows the ase of an FBI agent who’s investigating the multiple ‘kidnappings’ of a girl in a small town. Rumors of UFOs in the area and many strange events ave the investigator along with her psychologist, specializing in the studies of what causes Beliefs in UFO subduction, questioning their beliefs of aliens and the paranormal. The narrator does a great job and was very good at expressing emotion and tension.