Brad Steiger & Randy Maugans Review Chris Holly's “journeys With The Unknown By People Like You And Me “

 

Brad Steiger's Book Review 

 

Chris Holly is one of those remarkable authors who makes readers feel as though they have been invited into her home for a cup of coffee or tea.  The, after a bit, when everyone is comfortable,  Chris begins in more serious tones to ask:

 

 

And now, from that point on, you are hooked.  You aren’t going to move until she finishes the story.  So it is with her new book ”Journeys With the Unknown by People Like You and Me,” a book of chilling accounts with ghosts, UFOs, Alien Abductors, Bigfoot, Vampires, Past Lives, Strange Creatures from out of someone’s Nightmares, and Psychic Sensitives—all of which happened to “people like you and me.”

 

Sherry and I have been investigating haunted houses and haunted people, conducting exorcisms when demonic activity so warranted, and encountering UFO intelligences across the USA and overseas for decades, but the inexperienced may find some of Ms. Holly’s accounts more than a little unsettling.  Be forewarned: This book is not bedtime reading—or you will be awake the rest of the night jumping at shadows. 

 

 

Chris Holly is a long time veteran journalist in the paranormal realms of the internet.  Both her personal perspective and her passion for capturing authentic stories that involve real people, have distinguished her from the standard “woo woo” fare of blogs and YouTube channels.  The stories she presents mix urban legend, disturbing event, with a wry wit and a twist of psychological “whodunit”. Her voice is one of both the curious observer and involved participant, mixing empathy with a distanced reasoning facility.

 

These stories are “real”—not because we can prove them—but because they spring from the collective mirror reality that merges “fiction” with hardcore life experiences.  

 

Chris chronicles the events, small and large, that go unnoticed by the average person. These temporal synchronicities we call the “paranormal” are reflections of the human psyche—”snapshots” of the collective dream we call life. Many of the experiencers you will meet in these books are “normal”, stable, everyday people who stepped into the dark zone of a life unbidden.  Chris, as always, focuses on the HUMAN aspect: the part of us that both rejects and embraces the fantastic; and in doing so, she invites us into another world, where we can choose to become magnificent creatures of light and spirit, or merge into the shadowlands of the horrifying.