I really want to give this book a better rating but truth be told, there are a lot of grammar issues and the testimonials of abduction experiences/alien-demon encounters can be difficult to read due to poor syntax. I know people really do struggle with demonic encounters and as someone who has had encounters with the demonic, the testimonies/proper editing can delegitimize those experiences.
I understand the author wanted to preserve the testimonies in their original format but care should be taken to make sure that there's some coherence or as other reviews have stated to select a handful of testimonies. I understand that with the UFO crowd that there's going to be a "mixed-bag" of people ranging from those suffering from drug problems/mental illness to those in their right mind experiencing demonic attacks.
In the author's defense, I believe it would be difficult to get this work published/edited through traditional means. I'm not a grammar/AP expert but as someone who studied journalism, you should NEVER EVER cite Wikipedia as a source simply because of the fact that anyone can edit it. Citing Wikipedia also damages the book's credibility. Find the source.
My encouragement for the author would be to go through and double down on the editing process, cite credible sources (take a course in AP style), and trim the testimonies. Republish.
I want to make it abundantly clear that this is not an attack. People need to know the truth about what these so-called aliens really are and to find freedom from their demonic oppression.
Going back to the mixed-crowd point, ultimately whether someone's experience is related to mental struggles, addictions, dabbling in the occult, or getting involved in new age thinking, the answer is the same. It's spiritual warfare and we all need more of Christ Jesus and less of ourselves. The solid point of this book is that Christ Jesus is the only way, the truth, and the life. There's freedom and authority in His name alone.