Imaginary Friends

Alison Lurie


Rated: 3.63 of 5 stars
3.63 · 8 ratings · 353 pages · Published: 1967

Imaginary Friends by Alison Lurie
In the name of sociological research, two scientists infiltrate the ranks of the Truth Seekers--a rather ridiculous small-town cult whose credo involves sex, spiritualism, and a flying saucer messiah. Exposed to the persuasive energies of a sensuous high priestess, the men of science are forced to question seriously their superstitious belief that they can chart, understand, and control the workings of the human mind.

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