Masquerade of Angels by Karla Turner, Ph.D. with Ted Rice

Masquerade of Angels is an autobiographical account detailing the life of Ted Rice, a man who identifies as a psychic and 'Light Worker' who experienced a lifetime of paranormal events, including alien abductions. The book, authored by Karla Turner with Ted Rice, chronicles Rice's early childhood experiences in Alabama, where he recalls floating out of his body and witnessing events from a distance, to his later life in Sun Valley, Idaho, and Atlanta, Georgia. Rice describes a consistent pattern of manipulation by non-human entities, which he initially interpreted as spiritual guidance but later came to view as a deceptive, intrusive alien agenda. The narrative details numerous encounters with 'gray' beings, reptilian entities, and other phenomena, including missing time, telepathic communication, and physical procedures. Rice's experiences are corroborated by various friends and associates, including Barbara Bartholic, who conducted regressive hypnosis sessions to help Rice uncover suppressed memories. These sessions revealed traumatic events, including the cloning of his body and sexual abuse by alien entities. The book explores the psychological and emotional toll of these experiences, as well as Rice's struggle to reconcile his metaphysical beliefs with the reality of the abduction phenomenon. Rice eventually concludes that the aliens are not benevolent, but rather deceptive beings using advanced technology to manipulate human emotions and consciousness. The book serves as a personal testimony to the reality of the abduction phenomenon and an attempt to expose what Rice perceives as a hidden, disturbing agenda affecting humanity.