Incident At Devils Den, A True Story By Terry Lovelace, Esq

Description: Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Title:Incident At Devils Den, A True Story By Terry Lovelace, Esq ISBN13:9780692072011ISBN10:0692072012Author:Lovelace Esq, Terry (Author)Description:I'm A 64-Year-Old Retired Lawyer And Former Assistant Attorney General With An Extraordinary Story To Tell Every Word Of It Is True For Fear Of Losing My Job And Damage To My Reputation In The Legal Community, I Kept A Secret I Was Silent For Forty Years Until Circumstances In 2012 Compelled Me To Eventually Speak Out In 1977, A Friend And I Went On A Two-Night Camping Trip To A State Park Known As Devils Den We Had Planned The Trip As A Wilderness Adventure Instead Of A Wilderness Adventure We Experienced An Encounter With Something Unknown And Unimaginable Hoping To Photograph Eagles We Sought A Remote Area Of High Ground With The Road No More Than A Trail We Came To A High Plateau It Was The Perfect Location With The Forest To Our Back And A Large Open Meadow In Front Of Us We Made Camp And Settled In For An Evening Around The Campfire Late In The Evening I Noticed The Usual Forest Sounds Of Crickets And Tree Frogs Had Stopped It Was Dead Silent The Silence Unnerved Me But My Friend Toby Assured Me Our Laughter And Chatter Had Quieted Them And They'd Soon Return But I Still Felt Unsettled Looking To The West Toby Asked, Where Those Lights There Before? I Turned To Look There On The Horizon Sat A Perfect Tight Triangle Of Three Very Bright Stars We Studied Them For A Few Minutes And Speculated What They Might Be We First Thought They Were Airplane Lights But Dismissed The Idea Because Of The Odd Formation Then They Began To Move They Rotated Once As If On An Axis And Began A Slow Ascent Into The Night Sky They Moved In Sync As If A Single Object Instead Of Three After A Few Minutes It Became Obvious That This Was One Object And Not Three Separate Lights We Watched It For Some Time The Lights On Each Point Of The Triangle Grew Brighter And Expanded The Points Stayed Equidistant To One Another As It Gained Altitude And Speed The Area Inside The Triangle Was Solid Black, Much Darker Than The Surrounding Night Sky As It Traveled Over Stars They Would Blink-Out And Blink Back On Again As It Moved By Soon, It Grew Large Enough To Devour Entire Fields Of Stars We Watched As The Triangle Made A Steady Trek Toward Our Campsite, Growing Exponentially As It Approached At A Height Of About 2,000 Feet Above Us It Came To A Halt It Was Enormous It Was As If Someone Cut A Perfect Triangle From A Sky Filled With A Billion Stars As We Watched This Giant Triangle Over Our Heads I Recall That I Suddenly Felt Disinterested My Friend Was Equally Apathetic And Hardly A Word Was Spoken Between Us The Crickets And Tree Frogs Had Not Returned But I No Longer Felt Unnerved Picking Up A Flashlight Toby Said, I Wonder What Will Happen Happen If I Try To Signal It? I Was Too Slow To Snatch It From His Hand Holding It Up And He Flashed His Light Three Times At The Center Of The Triangle We Waited To See If Anything Would Happen We Didn't Have Long To Wait From The Center Of The Triangle A Beacon Of Light About The Diameter Of A Softball Came Down As If Someone Had Flipped A Switch The Light Was Centered On Our Campfire, Not Much More Than Embers By Now It Was Intense, Like A High Power Searchlight Cutting Through Fog We Watched Disinterested Like Casual Observers Then As Quickly As It Appeared It Switched Off In Its Place Came A Laser-Like Beam Of Light No Broader Than A Pencil It Darted Quickly And Danced About The Campsite As If Scanning Us The Beam Struck My Chest And Head I Recall It Struck Toby As Well As It Darted Around The Campsite Then It Occurred To Me That Toby Had Been Wrong The Nighttime Noises Of The Forest Had Not Returned But Something Would Take Its Place Sometimes A Bad Dream Isn't Just A Bad Dream Sometimes It's You're Worst Nightmare Binding:Paperback, PaperbackPublisher:Terry LovelacePublication Date:2018-03-10Weight:0.74 lbsDimensions:0.52'' H x 9.02'' L x 5.98'' WNumber of Pages:248Language:English

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