The Complete Story of the Worldwide Invasion of the Orange Orbs

by Terry Ray

This book is the result of a year-long investigation by a MUFON Field Investigator who personally witnessed 8 Orange Orbs in Ocean City, MD in the summer of 2013. As a former military pilot, the author knew he had seen nothing that could have been manufactured on Earth so he set out to discover what he had seen. After extensive investigation, including the reading of over 2000 orange cases, he uncovered the extraordinary story of a phenomenon that is going on worldwide and is leading to an event that will be the most extraordinary story in the history of mankind. The book is filled with data, statistics, maps, charts, and hundred of eye-witness accounts.

128 pages, Paperback

First published October 10, 2014

About the author

raised in a 4 room house near the steel mill where my dad worked; excelled at sports and fighting; got to college on a swimming scholarship; dropped out of college after 1st year (due to boredom) and went to Europe and somehow survived alone for a year; somehow graduated and was immediately sent to Air Force Pilot Training ; suffered severe injuries and spent six months in a military hospital; expected to die but disappointed the doctors; medical discharge as a disabled veteran; got M.Ed. and taught elementary school while going to evening law school; became a trial lawyer; decided to get into an honest profession and became a law professor; interspersed among these years I managed to be: a father of 6 boys (one deceased) and 3 girls and grandfather to 9 (# is still growing); a radio talk show host; a regular on a morning TV show, a candidate for US Congress; a stage actor and director; a member of a performing tap dancing troupe; an oldies singer; a bit part actor in the motion picture industry; a Field Investigator for the Mutual UFO Network and writer of a book on orange orbs (type of UFO)

At present, I am trying to decide what I want to do when I grow up. It will come to me one of these days.

Reviews

[Brandi]

Terry Ray's "The Complete Story of the Worldwide Invasion of the Orange Orbs" was a pleasant surprise. Expecting the usual poorly researched pseudo-science fare, I was surprised at just how much research the author put into this book. The other thing that is interesting to note is that the author is a former military pilot and trial lawyer. He's definitely accustomed to research and viewing eye witness accounts objectively.
Though I have never really heard about 'orange orbs', I do have to admit that they are a curious phenomena and this book does make me want to learn more about them. This book is more well-research and the information and first-hand accounts are presented in a more organized fashion than many similar books in this genre. For that reason, I would rate it 4.5 stars. This book was won from the Goodreads.com website in exchange for a review.

[Connie]

I found once I started I could not put this book down, finished the book in a few hours. The book is written in a style and format that is easy to read, making the book a fast read. If there are people out there who want to read about the eye witness reports behind the one line tag lines for UFO reports, this is the book that lays out the eye witness reports in detail. I enjoyed the summery at the end of the book putting the cases into prospective for the reader. This book is must for those who are into UFO, great start for those who want to get an understanding of the phenomenon, just an in general a good read. I won this book on Goodreads, that being said if I saw this book in a book story I would be tempted to buy it. I am not into UFOs but "the truth is out there "

[Stella Temenu]

Chock full of encounters and investigative analysis. I am a MUFON Field Investigator and I couldn't wait to read it. Glad I did. I investigate orange orbs and I needed a point of reference. The investigative beginning and end of the book surround about 200 stories (some very intense) taken from UFO files of people's encounters with these orange orbs. You won't be disappointed.

[Martin Braunton]

A book full of eyewitness accounts of the mysterious orange orbs. Stranger than the orbs themselves was the lack of photographs in the book. Not one. More so given the number of iphone photos taken by those that have claimed to have seen them.

Interesting if highly speculative at times.

[Sheila Kimball]

Received a free copy from good reads found it very interesting and I have seen these orange orbs my self over Washington state did not know what they were this book helped

[Sweetpea]

I received a free copy of this book from the GoodReads First Reads program in exchange for an honest review. Very interesting, well researched.

[Shana]

I received this book, The Complete Story of the Worldwide Invasion of the Orange Orbs for free as part of the Goodreads Giveaways.

I found this book to be very informative! I knew that there were a lot of people who have reported seeing UFO's, which literally translated is an Unidentified Flying Object. It doesn't mean you're crazy, it just means you've seen something that you can't identify.

Mr. Ray has filled his book with so many reports from many people who have seen UFO's. Mr. Ray was very specific, as noted in the title of his book, to those of the orange orb UFO.

If you are a believer in UFO's, I believe you will enjoy this book as it supports the theory. If you are not a believer in UFO's, I think you might enjoy this book as well from the standpoint that there are so many examples given from people of all walks of life.

[Wendy]

"The Complete Story of the Worldwide Invasion of the Orange Orbs" which I won through Goodreads/First Reads is the fascinating culmination of an in-depth investigation into a phenomena that's considered to be a hoax by most in the American government, media and military. Terry Ryan a former military pilot and trial lawyer makes a substantial case for extraterrestrial visitations to Earth not only from his personal encounter with eight orange orbs flying over the beach but from eye- witness reports and analysis of years of MUFON (Mutual Unidentified Flying Object Network) research material.

The book is a treasure trove of information from witness reports, specifically for the period from 2003 to 2013 that include flight patterns/ formations, landings, underwater bases and visitations. Terry Ray makes a strong argument from the data, statistics, maps and charts included that point not only to an increase in sightings in major cities over the last few years but to observations globally. Even his conclusion which outlines all the major points of his argument suggests the validity and reality of an invasion of orange orbs.

Although I believe that if extraterrestrials exist they would have to come from planets far beyond our solar system, Terry Ray makes a believable case not only for that rationale but also for the truth of their existence on Earth. I enjoyed reading " The Complete Story of the Worldwide Invasion of the Orange Orbs" and will make sure others read it to.

[Penney]

Very interesting!

[Zvi Vaxman]

Very captivating book, lots of great information and its one of those books when you start reading you ask yourself "did I realize that?"