What they're saying:
“What a terrific job of research. I get many books to read but not many grab me like this one did. It is a marvelously constructed story that comes to a shocking, sobering, and enlightening conclusion.” — Whitley Strieber, author of Communion
"David Booher proved to be the right person for the job, a resourceful and tenacious investigator driven by curiosity rather than a preconceived agenda...A review can do feeble justice to his painstaking research...The writing is engaging and lucid, the thinking clear and rational, with no beating the drum for a pet theory...No Return is an exemplary case investigation and a model for careful argumentation amid abundant and sometimes contradictory evidence." — Thomas E. Bullard, Journal of Scientific Exploration
"This book is a model of a competent UFO close encounter investigation. The military details and the potential relationship with MKUltra are fascinating. Was Gerry Irwin abducted? We don't know, but that would certainly explain the many confusing details. A very good read.” — Ron Westrum, Professor Emeritus of Sociology, Eastern Michigan University
"A very detailed investigation of a long-forgotten and neglected mysterious event which may shed light on UFO close encounters, but it is just as much the exploration of one man’s journey into the mists of memory and mind." — Mark Rodeghier, Center for UFO Studies
"...an absorbing, unbiased and genuinely fascinating story. It’s Booher’s own, personal search for the truth of a young man whose life was forever changed on a dark night back in the fifties. You should read this book." --Nick Redfern, author of On the Trail of the Saucer Spies
"It caught my attention and dragged me in... It's such a fascinating story...Booher is a meticulous researcher." -- Benjamin Grundy, Mysterious Universe
"No Return is admirable Work, clearing up—to the limited extent possible—a curious case from the early UFO age, among the first to hint that even higher strangeness was lurking just over the horizon." — Jerome Clark, Fortean Times
"No Return is an excellent insight into a genuine mystery, which may have been the earliest publicised account in the United States of an alien abduction. I thoroughly enjoyed this book as it took me on an informative and intelligent exploration of an event that had long intrigued me but which had received little attention. David Booher’s efforts certainly revealed the benefits of a detailed focus on one story combined with persistence." Bill Chalker, The Oz Files
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