More Mysteries & Miracles Of New Mexico

by Jack Kutz, Mary Schold Rober (Illustrator), Jeff Radford (Editor)

More Mysteries & Miracles of New Guide Book to the Genuinely Bizarre in the Land of Enchantment With detailed directions for visiting some of the strangest places in New Mexico Unravel the evidence on the infamous Taos Hum. Learn how a Nambe home was rid of its ghost in 1990. Decide for yourself whose head was eaten in Arthur Manby's mansion. Decipher the ancient warning of elephants near Farmington. Ponder reports of an alien laboratory inside a mountain near Dulce. Re-live the never-ending search for the Treasure of Victorio Peak. Assess new evidence on the Roswell UFO crash. Discover the dark secret of Pecos Pueblo's riches and what terrorized its people. BEYOND THE FREEWAYS, AWAY FROM THE CITIES, FIND THE SURREAL NEW MEXICO Chapter 1: "There's Something in My House!" Chapter 2: Mystery The Controversy Continues Chapter 3: "Drive Away the Elephant" Chapter 4: Gallup Catches a Falling Star Chapter 5: Mysteries of El Malpais Chapter 6: Who Killed Pat Garrett? Chapter 7: Wonders of Pottery Mound Chapter 8: When the Kokopelli Roamed Chapter 9: Did Arthur Manby Lose His Head? Chapter 10: The Infernal Taos Hum Chapter 11: The Fire and The Serpent Chapter 12: Hermit Peak's Mystic Cave Dweller Chapter 13: Treasure of Victorio Peak Chapter 14: The Jury's Still Out Chapter 15: Dulce & The Doorway in the Sky

Genres: Paranormal, Nonfiction

226 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Kore · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an entertaining read. There is a few tales about New Mexico that I didn’t know about or ever heard of. After reading this book and it’s counterpart, I think I’ll delve a bit into the history of the Land of Enchantment.

[Michael John · Rating 4 out of 5]

An interesting little book that is entertaining and informative. It covers about 15 odd and mysterious events that occured in New Mexico. I found the chapters on the wandering hermit and Pottery Mound to be especially enlightening. My favorite, and the scariest in my opinion, is the chapter on UFO's near Dulce. There are nice sections at the end of each chapter that can point you in the right direction for further information

[Dave · Rating 2 out of 5]

I picked this book up because it shows a cave on the cover. You know the saying right? Anyway, if you're into ghost stories, conspiracy theories and wild alien abduction stories, this is your book. If not, don't bother.