Secret Societies...and How They Affect Our Lives Today, (Paperback)

from Grandeplease

Kitchen reading. It lacks depth. Ms. Browne's "Spirit Guide" Francine, often quoted, fails to supplement Ms. Browne's research beyond a well read high school civics teacher. The only intriguing information in Secret Societies was a very short chapter (two pages) discussing a "covert organization"...

from regularguy5mb

This was my first time reading anything written by Sylvia Browne, but having grown up in the 90s with a serious television addiction, I knew who she was. That was also one of the reasons I had always avoided her books, that and the fact that I'm leery of anyone who places a large photo of themsel...

from jayde1599

Read 6.19.09-6.20.09 This is the first Browne book that I have read. She seemed to do her research, with exception to what her spirt guide, Francine communicated to her. She tells how many of these organizations, Skull and Bones, Freemasons, The Bilderberg Group, and The Trilateral Commission inf...