Little Green Men
Author: Christopher Buckley
John is convinced that he was abducted from his exclusive golf club by aliens. When he is kidnapped a second time, he realises he has been chosen to spearhead a vital crusade – to persuade the White House to take alien abduction seriously…..Read More
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