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Book II in the Communion Series:

The author of Communion has seen a new vision of this magnificent, mysterious, and fiercely alive universe through the shattering effects of an assault from the unknown. The visitors are sweeping up from where they are buried under layers of denial and false assurance to say: There is something more to us and our universe.

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Release dateFeb 20, 2014
ISBN9781310021312
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Whitley Strieber

Whitley Strieber is widely known for his bestselling account of his own close encounter, Communion: A True Story, and has produced a television special based on Confirmation for NBC. He is also the author of the vampire novels The Hunger, The Last Vampire, and Lilith's Dream, and is the new host of his own radio program, Dreamland, founded by Art and Ramona Bell. His website -- the world's most popular site featuring topics at the edge of science and culture -- is www.unknowncountry.com.

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    When I finished this novel's predecessor, Communion, I was mesmerized and at a loss for words. I don't remember necessarily believing or disbelieving the author's claim of communicating with other-worldly beings, or visitors as he calls them—this was over 15 years ago when I read the series, mind you, and the events in question took place in the late 80's—but for me I think it was his personal struggle to understand the unknown that I connected with. In this book, for example, the sections concerning his midnight walks, or fear of taking them, those are the strongest moments because of how personal the experience is.If Communion asks the question, "Is this real?" then Transformation attempts to give a definite answer. I might have believed him once, but not anymore. Regardless, it's still a gripping account.