In plain sight

Jeffrey Archer's Hidden in Plain Sight is the second novel featuring Detective William Warwick, by the master storyteller and #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Clifton Chronicles William Warwick has been promoted to Detective Sergeant, but his promotion means that he, along with the rest of his team, have been reassigned to the Drugs Squad. They are immediately tasked with apprehending Khalil Rashidi, a notorious drug dealer, who operates his extensive network out of South London.As the investigation progresses, William runs into enemies old and new: Adrian Heath, from his school days, now a street dealer who he convinces to turn informer; and financier Miles Faulkner, who makes a mistake that could finally see him put behind bars. Meanwhile, William and his fiancée Beth enjoy making preparations for their upcoming wedding, though an unpleasant surprise awaits them at the altar.As William's team closes the net around a criminal network like none they have ever faced before, he devises a trap they would never expect, one that is hidden in plain sight . . .

The ideal model for a book investigating the UFO phenomenon. Author Ross Coulthart isn't shy about his belief in the extra-terrestrial explanation for UFOs or the integrity of his key witnesses, but he's also not averse to scepticism of the more outlandish theories that crop up in the field of ufology. Unlike other flying saucer advocates, he doesn't portray sceptics and debunkers as hateful monsters participating in a nefarious cover-up. Even when it comes to his favoured theories, he accepts that a lot of it is just speculation and hearsay. He even seems to understand what the word "proof" means -- a miraculous feat in this genre.Tracing a line from the origin of the saucer phenomenon with Kenneth Arnold's famous sighting and that old chestnut Roswell through to the era of soft disclosure that has seen Blink-182 frontman Tom DeLonge emerge as an unlikely protagonist, In Plain Sight hits all the classic notes of UFO literature without feeling stale. Stories of recovered alien bodies, reverse-engineered spacecraft, end-of-life confessions from military personnel, dubious physical evidence and an assortment of people who "know what I saw"... it's all here. Of particular interest is the story of DeLonge's bold, stuttering attempt to get to the truth of the UFO mystery, which is alternately praised and lamented by Coulthart. He thinks it's great that DeLonge's used his celebrity to get more people talking but promises that his crowd-funded To the Stars academy was going to spark a technological revolution never had the ring of likeliness, and Coulthart doesn't let him off the hook.Like Annie Jacobsen's Area 51: An Uncensored History of America's Top Secret MilitaryBase, In Plain Sight has to have its final truth. Alas, it's much less elaborate than what Jacobsen's Area 51 insider left her with. Coulthart simply concludes that the guarded claims of a dying interviewee sound about right. Oh, and he thinks Bob Lazar might have been telling the truth. In Plain Sight is a fun read, though, so I'll forgive him for that last part.aliens-and-ufos last-books-on-the-leftAuthor 1 book36 followersFebruary 9, 2024For the amount of diligent detective work and for pulling it all together into 338 pages I'm awarding this book five stars. BUT, before you read a single page get yourself a large sheet of paper and a full pen and from page one write down every name mentioned with their military or political status and the relevant page number because generally they will recur again and this is the only way to make sense of the maze. I don't know whether Ross Coulthard smokes but I have been left with a mental image of him sitting in a haze of smoke with a desk piled high with sheets of notes and nearly as high with ash in an ashtray as he battles successfully to pull a book out of so many conspiracies.From reading this book and all of the documented accounts of visitations, I have become quite sure that Non Human Intelligences (NHI ) exist and have been

Illuminating and enthralling, ’'In Plain Sight’’ gets us up to speed. Additionally, I can recommend a brand new publication: ‘’Unveiling the Enigma - A UAP Digest for Curious Minds.’' This is an extremely helpful primer on this vast subject, as well as an update on current developments. Subscribe at ‘’There is more between heaven and earth, Horatio, than is dreamt of in your philosophy.’’ - HamletRich Flanders, author of ‘’Under The Great Elm - A Life of Luck & Wonder’’richflandersmusic.comet-ufo-accounts127 reviews1 followerOctober 6, 2022In 2020, the US Navy went on the record confirming that several leaked videos showing purported UFO technology which defied the laws of physics were real…and this took the nation by storm. All of a sudden, everyone was talking about “aliens”. My interest, though laced with a heavy dose of skepticism, was piqued.Along the way, and through numerous conversations about the phenomenon with a few close friends, a podcast featuring Ross Coulthart found its way in front of me. I immediately took a liking to his demeanor, and his critical, rational approach. He gave the subject matter serious thought, but retained a healthy dose of skepticism. I found myself captivated, and wanting to hear more of what he had to say. I was thrilled when during the conversation, mention was made of this book. Admittedly, I’m entirely new to the subject matter. This book, In Plain Sight, was my first official deep-dive into the subject of UFO’s, and UFO-related conspiracies. So my high rating may be in part due to the new and exciting fascination I have for the subject material itself. But that said, Ross presents the information in a concise, ordered, and compelling manner. Building upon the records of US investigative programs, purported crashes, and recorded sightings both locally and abroad, he leaves the reader with a fundamental understanding of the overall history of the phenomenon, as well as several recent developments. Much of what is written seems too fantastical to be true, but what I respect about Coulthart’s approach is that he never begrudges anyone for their apprehensions. He even voices his own struggle to believe some of what he encounters several times throughout the book. In the end, we’re still left with questions, conspiracies, and mysteries. I’m unsure where I stand entirely on the matter. Do I believe? I don’t know. But what I read is compelling enough to entertain the ideas…and I admit it: I WANT to believe. What is clear is this…there is much adventure to be had, and the universe holds great mystery for those open to the possibilities. I suspect that some answers might be closer to home than we imagine. In Plain Sight was an enthralling read. I highly recommend it. (As an aside, I wrote Ross an appreciation email after completing the book. I was pleasantly surprised when he took the time to write back. It was a nice cap on what was an already enjoyable experience. He’s a great author, and a very pleasant guy in

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Crunch TimeDetailsLevel89TypeMain questLocationZorian Marshlands Crunch Time is a Quest in Villagers & Heroes. I must help the Lumineers escape the marshlands and additionally retrieve the Orb of Tanzine.PrerequisiteLearned in Covigne LoreNPCNadia in Zorian Marshlands B4ObjectivesSpeak with Lysander at the Lumineer Camp in the Zorian Marshlands.Find the Orb of Tanzine in the Zorian Marshlands. It is hidden somewhere in plain sight.Meet the Lumineers and escape the Zorian Marshlands.Speak with Xiphi in the Zorian Marshlands.Rewards68 silver1,56m XPWalkthroughTalk to Lysander (B4) and ask him where he hid the Orb of Tanzine.The orb is hidden in plain sight = go to the empty campsite with the oranges looking fruit on the table: D/E5.Meet the Lumineers at F6 but it seems that Lysander has been killed - talk to Nadia but she's mad and gone after the killers.Talk to Xiphi, give the orb.This ends the quest but keep talking to him to get the follow up quest: A Hero's Passing.DialogueLysander: "It's , isn't it? Thank you for all you've been doing."You "You're no longer suffering from the Crimson Rot, what a relief!"Lysander: "Yes, though the remedy Nadia gave me has made me quite groggy. So I must be brief. I have hidden the Orb of Tanzine here in the marshlands."You "So you did steal Queen Zoria's Orb?"Lysander: "I am no thief. However the details are... complicated. I will fill you in later on how the events transpired. But for now we must make haste, the four bounty hunters will never stop searching."You "I can retrieve the orb."Lysander: "I was hoping you would say that. Once I realized that the bounty hunters were after me, I knew I had to hide it. But because the bounty hunters are trained with eagle-like eyes, I knew that they would be able to find anything I tried to hide."You "So what did you do?"Lysander: "I hid the orb in plain sight, I knew it was the only way to keep it safe. Those bounty hunters are too clever for their own good, they will never think to look for it where I hid it."You "But you can tell me, right?"Lysander: "I'm sorry, . I don't dare say its location out loud. But seeing as you have been so capable thus far, and Nadia and Xiphi continuously praise your feats, I trust that you will be able to find it."You "I won't let you down. I'll find the orb."Lysander: "Make haste, for the bounty hunters could be right behind you."You "Stay safe, Lysander."Lysander: "You as well, !"You looted The Orb of Tanzine!Nadia: "No, no, nooooo! Lysander!"You "They killed him? He's..."Nadia: "Dead. Lysander is dead. I failed him. I failed Lysander. They came upon us so suddenly. Baldok threw me into