Crossing the Line by Kevin Goodman

Crossing the Line by Kevin Goodman

They were all crossing lines in their search for answers.

Peta Shepherd had already crossed the line. Archie Conn might know why, and Harry Roberts would cross lines to find him. Emily Freeman had crossed a line, leaving the US and moving to London to be with Len Stone, Peta's friend, Archie's nemesis. Her head was full of secrets; why was she leaving? Colonel Skinner would cross lines to discover why, and to keep the Brits off his back. Mick Edge would cross lines to discover why the Yanks were operating on his soil without his authorisation, and what Archie had learned from Peta Shepherd about the aliens she had once talked to.

And Archibald Franklin Conn? He had crossed many lines in his time - but the line he was about to cross would put him far beyond the pale.

In the end, all lines cross - and the outcome changes lives forever.

Steve Dewey and Kevin Goodman are both veterans of skywatching in Warminster. Both continue to be interested in the UFO phenomenon that occurred in Warminster.

Steve Dewey is the co-author, with John Ries, of In Alien Heat, a sceptical examination of the Warminster mystery. He is the editor of a collection of the short stories, poems and lyrics of John Ries, which was published after John's death. Steve has also released a short collection of poems, Wiltshire Songs, in Kindle format.

Kevin Goodman is the author, with Steve Dewey, of UFO Warminster: Cradle of Contact, a history of the events that occurred to Kevin and his friends when they began visiting Warminster in the 1970s. They started out as skywatchers, but soon became entangled in the centre of the mystery as reluctant contactees.