The Curs-ed Net by Byron LeBeau , Richard Stout Search Amazon for other books by or about Byron LeBeau. Rating: Reviewed by: Heather Froeschl

Often, when the mention of UFO's is made, eyebrows are raised and the skepticism rises. Often, when mention of demons is made, the same thing occurs. In The Curs-ed Net by Byron LeBeau and Richard Stout, readers will come to understand the authors' intentions to share their thoughts on both eyebrow raising issues and contemplate what the two have to do with one another.

The foundation of the thesis is the Ethiopian Book of Enoch and some of the writings of the Old Testament and deals with the Fallen Angels and their intentions to catch humans up in their own cursed net. And so the authors warn readers to watch for demons disguised as aliens, abductions and hybrid production, mythology of the stars, worship of the heavenly bodies, and the messages spread by mediums. It is a lot to take in! There are many observations, speculations and contemplations to consider here. The authors mention many other books that relate to their particular points so that in effect, readers could feasibly have much homework to do in this particular course of study.

Logically laid out and described, the text is not light reading. It is a well thought out and presented thesis and superbly written as such. However, it isn't an engaging dialogue or particularly captivating entertaining read, at least not to me. Eyebrows may be raised higher than the usual UFO subject brings about. You might not agree with what the authors have to say but word of mouth should move this title along very nicely with whispers of what has become a large part of popular culture.