The Uninvited: The True Story of Ripperston Farm - Softcover

Harold, Clive

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1071008358 ISBN 13: 9781071008355

Publisher: Independently published, 2019

Synopsis

Originally published in 1979 – The Uninvited is the true story of an ordinary family living in South Wales who found themselves entangled in a series of unearthly encounters in 1977. At first the manifestations were minor. UFOs were sighted in the area, huge burnt patches were found in the fields, television sets and cars blew all of their wiring…but before long the Coombs family was visited by weird lights, huge white figures and a glowing disembodied hand. Their lives were disrupted and they were terrified by something unidentifiable and unimaginable. They were a focus for The Uninvited. The story you are about to read is true, though you will doubt it. With good reason. This is the story of an ordinary family caught up in the extraordinary, for whom the impossible became possible, the unbelievable became believable, and science fiction became science fact. You will find no explanations for the events reconstructed here, for there are none. What took place was as beyond explanation as it may seem unbelievable. It still is...THE UNINVITED is the story of an ordinary family living in South Wales who found themselves entangled in a series of unearthly encounters in 1977.Dubbed “The British Roswell” and “The Welsh Triangle” by many publications, the story of the events surrounding the Coombs family and Ripperston Farmhouse live on to this very day.BookRefine Publishing is aware of previous copies of this book that had formatting issues due to bad quality control. If you were affected by this problem we deeply apologise and would like to offer you a replacement. We are a small company but we pride ourselves on rectifying any disappointment. Please contact us at our website.

Edition details

• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication date: 2019
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1071008358
• ISBN 13: 9781071008355
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 209