Merging Dimensions: The Incredible Saga of the Bradshaw Ranch

by Tom Dongo, Linda Bradshaw

On a secluded ranch near Sedona, Arizona, strange events mysteriously began in 1992… What does it portend for us all? Over 100 actual photographs of incredible events, otherworldly beings, strange flying craft, and unexplained light anomalies! There have been a myriad of occurrences over the years, but I have chosen the most vivid of each type to share with you. These are not all that have occurred, nor have the experiences stopped. After compiling the following data, it is only now that I feel free to release it to the world. This information is not intended to achieve any hidden agenda. It is only to inform those who wish to know. Perhaps it may appear a bit far-fetched to some, and for this, I will not apologize. This is merely truth, and I cannot change the flavor or color of an experience to suit another’s belief parameters. What is, is. To the best of my human ability I will share in exact detail all types of incidents that I have, to this point, experienced in relation to this fascinating area. These, I believe, are indicative of many things to come. Join me on my journey. I share this with the fervent desire that each reader is inspired in a positive way.

Genres: Paranormal, Mystery

306 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 30, 2020

Reviews

[Kim Berry · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting encounters!

This book recounts experiences of extraterrestrial beings on Bradshaw Ranch and vicinity. The descriptions are vivid and the book is well organized and pretty objective. There is a section describing photographic equipment recommendations for capturing what you may see or hear in one of these encounters that seems quite outdated. I read the book as an ebook so the photos included in the book I’m sure do not do them justice. Black and white photos with a white smear of “something” is not very solid evidence of anything. I sound negative, but really, I did enjoy the book overall.

[Megan · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was just okay to me. I wish the one author didn’t talk about wanting to buy UFO photos people may have (that’s cheesy), and also plugging his other books he's written. The writing wasn’t the greatest and I personally think you can pass on this UFO read.