Michael Bray

A Truth Stranger Than Fiction Michael Bray

Demonic entities. Physical attacks. Unexplained audio phenomena. Not the kind of thing a sceptic would expect to encounter when setting out to shadow a Paranormal Investigation team as they travel all across the United Kingdom to visit some of it's most haunted locations. From the notorious Bodmin Jail to the home of Europe's most active Poltergeist, 30 East Drive, this is the true story of a sceptic who sets out to discover for himself the truth about the world of the Paranormal by logging his own independent evidence over the course of a year. What he discovers along the way will shock and surprise him, as the project takes a very different direction to the one he expected, one which will affect him personally in more ways than he could have anticipated. Along the way, he will capture evidence which threatens to blow his sceptical viewpoint away, from disembodied voices, full form apparitions captured on camera and a conversation with a demon. And the best part is, you don't have to take the author's word for it, as every shred of evidence captured has been uploaded and made available for independent review for the reader as they make their way through the book, allowing them to make up their own mind on if it is paranormal in nature or not.