Title: A good premise, but poorly executed.
Product review: The Abductors: Conspiracy, by Jonathan Frakes, is a story of alien infiltration and abduction with total conquest of Earth as the ultimate goal. Frakes had a good idea here and with a little more dedication to the project it could have turned out very well. I found the grammar to be clumsy in many places, not refering to dialog which can be attributed to the character's patterns of speech. The short chapters were extremely annoying to me. At one point near the end of the book, characters were issued AK-47s and two pages later, within the same mini-chapter, were firing M-16s. The only reason I can imagine that this book made it to print is that the publisher hoped it would succeed on Frakes' fame as an actor and director of Star Trek TV shows and theatrical movies. It certainly couldn't do so on merit. I like Frakes, but this work is too amateurish and not ready for prime time.
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