"Where can the genuinely curious reader turn in order to navigate this conspiratorial sea? Jim Marrs' 1989 book "Crossfire" perhaps best summarizes the various theories." - Los Angeles Times, on Crossfire "Few topics elicita wider divergence of impassioned opinion, pro and con. Jim Marrs--a seasoned reporter and author--has produced an exhaustive overview of everything we know, and don't know, about UFOs. In meticulous detail, he follows the trail. Regardless of which side of the UFO issue you take, Alien Agenda has plenty in it to make one pause and wonder. After reading, you may find yourself watching the skies a little more intently, or even checking under the bed before you go to sleep." - Fort Worth Star-Telegram, on Alien Agenda "[A] compendium of assassination evidence and theory. Detailed and thorough.
- San Francisco Chronicle Book Review, on Crossfire "Even the level-headed are likely to sit up and take note at Rule by Secrecy, his well-documented, alternate history of leadership and power in this country. In the process of blowing the cover off many conventional myths, legends and half-truths, this iconoclastic author unveils a provocative perspective very different from that imagined by those not privy to the internal workings of the power structure. This fascinating, multi-layered book reveals an invisible government of interlocking, behind-the-scenes directorates. By the end of this engrossing, enlightening page-turner, it becomes easy to buy the cynical proposition that, "Nothing happens by accident. If it happens you can bet it was planned that way." The disturbing upshot of contemplating such an eye-opening worldview is an abandonment of the comfort of one's preconceptions to embark on a search of the truth. And any book that might affect you that profoundly, is certainly well worth the investment." - New Pittsburgh Courier, on Rule by Secrecy "Follows the history of several secret societies and explains how they have influenced the world'major events.
- Dallas Morning News, on Rule by Secrecy "From Reagan to Obama to Congress, [Marrs] leaves no president or party out of the conspiracy blame game, outlining.a number of genuine alarming trends that this country and the world are on a path to economic destruction.alternately amusing and frightening." - Booklist on The Trillion-Dollar Conspiracy.