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The biggest problem about the UAP phenomenon is that these strange sightings are not repeatable; they are not a replicable experiment, which is one of science’s most commonly stated prerequisites to verify a hypothesis. It often appears to be intelligently controlled, presenting to those who recorded it on video and tracked it on radar as a ‘craft’ of some kind. In Plain Sight kept me captivated the entire book, with creative character development and plot twists!Whatever you believe you cannot come away from reading this book without thinking that there is something we are not being told. The distinct impression I get is that this Australian author is trying to incite American readers to push their government to come clean about UFOs. Now imagine about 60 alien civilizations, from complete different distances away, doing the same trick. She clearly remembers the two military policemen first came to the family home, so she directed them to Annie’s workplace, where her colleagues watched her being escorted away.

Cub reporters were often the only person in the empty newsroom on the overnight shifts, monitoring police and ambulance scanners and the news wires while the senior journalists were at home with their families. As Annie tells it, he was seriously rattled by the experience and told her and her cousin never to come back. When Chris starts uncovering sinister secrets at every turn, he’s determined to find out what’s behind it all and to keep himself and his friends safe. Shortly before he and his aircraft disappeared, Valentich was recorded telling Melbourne air traffic control that he was being followed by a huge illuminated shiny metal craft hovering above him.

They whisper hints of each other until they all converge at the end in ways the reader will never see coming. These events also all happened just before a sighting event in New Mexico, USA, that, for many, is the origin myth of the great modern extra-terrestrial conspiracy theory – Roswell. But Annie had stayed too late and now, she realised, she had no way of getting home – the few local taxis in this remote part of Australia had stopped for the night. There was feverish public interest in the phenomenon of UAPs at this time, which should put what happened next in some context.

At the time of the sighting, she was working at the nearby Roebourne Regional Prison, counselling prisoners to help them find work. As a first time self published author, Tim has done such a great job captivating the reader and intertwining the different plot lines throughout the book to come to an exciting conclusion that will keep you on your feet.

Like Annie Jacobsen's Area 51: An Uncensored History of America's Top Secret MilitaryBase, In Plain Sight has to have its final truth. This idea of scientific knowledge as distinct from mere belief, with unimpeachable authority because of its basis in evidence, is perhaps the most important development from the Enlightenment. The farmer, a Mr Nettlebeck, reportedly estimated the speed at about 1000 miles an hour (1600 km/h). I was unable to form a connection with any of the characters, or to even really figure out which one was which.