Fastwalker

A Novel

By: Jacques Vallee (in collaboration, Tracy Torme)

Narrated by: George DelHoyo

General Bushnell, head of the top secret government agency Alintel, is willing to use any means necessary to get his own flying saucer. Peter Keller eagerly follows every lead in hopes of solving the mystery of UFOs. Meanwhile, alien abductee Rachel Rand simply seeks the truth. But the one man who has some answers is a faceless mastermind known as Vulcan.©1996 by Vallee Living Trust (P)1996 by Alternative Audio

Question opener..

Exelent mind opener..and make you question how much of this can be true what the government is keeping from public knowledge.

Really good elements to this short novel

I really like the author and I'm happy to have finally gotten through this short book, it packs a good punch. It's really well balanced, and there was a lot I liked and a few things I did not like. I'm not a big fan of short books or short stories but this topic captures the imagination so I think I'm going to end up getting through several more like this. There's nothing new in this story but there's definitely a vivid sense of realism which clearly comes from the author's life experience. Very cool!

Great

A story of alien contact. Though the aliens are not what you think. But then again what is ?

So awesome!!!!

I loved the story line of this book and wish they would make it into a movie. This book being written by such a well respected authority in the field of ufology did not disappoint! I would love to read more from the minds of this collaboration. I will listen to this book 3 or 4 more times for sure!

How the coming “false flag” will unfold …

Published in 1999, Fastwalker reveals what Vallee’s research into 2,000 cases that took place across the centurys has revealed.

For a more up-to-date and detailed description about his research, get Vallee’s audiobook, Dimensions!

The coming false flag deception is nearly ready … easy to control politicos, military and press/media, all in place, now!

This short story reveals the motivations behind it.

It is a must read!

Cheers!