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I'm always on the lookout for alien abduction horror. I love it; aliens are the only thing that truly freaks me out, and I have a lot of thoughts on this one.
Communion began on a high note, recounting a terrifying tale of isolation, home invasion, and abduction. Unfortunately, by the half way mark it started growing repetitive, dragging on and on, no longer offering any sort of sinister enjoyment.
Communion is marketed as a true story. I promise I would LOVE to believe in aliens, but I don't. And this long-winded reprisal of the same story we've heard countless times certainly didn't convert me.
That should have been perfectly fine, though. I was reading for the horror, not the truth. But the horror ended falling flat too.
On a positive note the beginning really was fantastic, and reading it made me restart watching the X-files...which is always enjoyable.