Dreamland: A Novel of the UFO Cover-Up

by Hilary Hemingway

Book Overview

For the past eight years, Hemingway and her husband, Lindsay, have researched the UFO enigma. They sat in on abductees' hypnosis sessions, traveled to crop circles, and reviewed their findings with the Department of Defense. The startling result is this fictionalized account of very real and frightening events surrounding an Air Force base in the Nevada desert--"Dreamland".

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0812535022
• ISBN13: 9780812535020
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Tor Books
• Length: 319 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

The Aliens Are Here

I just finished reading a new book entitled DREAMLAND by Hilary Hemingway (Niece of Ernest) and Jeffrey P. Lindsay. The cover labels the book as a Novel of the UFO Cover-up. As such it involves Area 51 and the events at Roswell some forty years ago.Some forty years ago a spacecraft crashed on a small farm in Roswell. The government moved in and confiscated everything. The wreck and the surviving crew were held by the Government. Aliens and humans worked together with the aliens providing new technology and the humans helping to repair the ship. Much of the non-linear developments of the last forty years are a result of this cooperation. But now things are coming to an end. The ship is almost complete and the military does not want to lose this source of technology. Hidden agendas abound among the main players in a chess-match like series of moves and countermoves, all leading to the book's conclusion.A well-written tale that manages to bring in just about all of the serious UFO research. We learn very little about how the aliens think (a plus as they remain more alien) except for dream sequences where a character observes through an alien's eyes. If you like UFO stories that don't get all hokey but stay in the realm of known science, then you will probably enjoy this book.

A Review of a UFO Cover-up

It was a good book. Great Imagery!

An excellent overview of area 51 lore, a real page turner.

A novelized version of what conspiracy theorists have long said about the goings on at Area 51. Its a well thought out, dramatic story. The authors did their research on the subject and it shows. It's a bit in the style of Whitley Strieber's "Majestic".