When government scientific advisor, Professor Ralph Frederick, is summoned to a meeting with wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill, he is given an assignment that will change his life forever..
Frederick is assigned as lead researcher to a top secret group, Codenamed Angel. Their role, to investigate the flying saucer paranoia sweeping both the United Kingdom and the United States.
Frederick is sent to North Yorkshire to investigate the disappearance of a young woman. But suspects her disappearance is down to a domestic tiff and soon returns to London. However, when the woman turns up a few weeks later, Frederick finds himself at the centre of a complex mystery that will push his scientific knowledge to its limits. And when he encounters three unknown craft at RAF Yeadon, he learns the startling truth. ‘We are not alone.’
Unknown to the Angel Committee, Soviet agents have infiltrated the highest levels of power within the corridors of Whitehall. Their goal, to gain information relating to what the British government know about UFOs. Frederick also encounters CIA agents posing as RAF service men.
Drawing from eyewitness accounts and a memo, Winston Churchill wrote in July 1952, requesting information on flying saucers. Mixing a blend of fact and science fiction.
This story has its roots in declassified government documents. Have British and American governments had ‘first contact’ with ‘extraterrestrials?’ Is there an attempt to hide the truth?
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