Disconnected

In 1971 on a hot, humid and starlit evening in August David, a tired policeman, responded to reports of an illegal party at Stonehenge. As he drove along the winding roads of Wiltshire a strange darkness fell across the sky that made him shiver in the heat. Meanwhile, a local farmer out tending his pigs could hear hippies partying among the stones of the ancient monument. With no warning, lightning began to illuminate the sky and ferociously bombard the stone circle. Thunder rolled...
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In 1971 on a hot, humid and starlit evening in August David, a tired policeman, responded to reports of an illegal party at Stonehenge. As he drove along the winding roads of Wiltshire a strange darkness fell across the sky that made him shiver in the heat. Meanwhile, a local farmer out tending his pigs could hear hippies partying among the stones of the ancient monument. With no warning, lightning began to illuminate the sky and ferociously bombard the stone circle. Thunder rolled across the plains and hot rain pelted the ground. As David reached Stonehenge the storm began to subside and the farmer emerged from a pig ark he'd been sheltering in. Both were extremely concerned for the hippies' safety. They ran to check on them. As the newspapers of the day reported all they found were the charred remains of tents and burning tent pegs.Their disappearances were never solved. The mystery is now only a small footnote lost on the internet.Through various times in Earths long history, humankind has been aware of connections to other realms, worlds beyond Earth. Collectively these realms were known as DiPacha. Their stories and legends pepper our histories and cultures giving glimpses of a knowledge once central to all we knew. Gathering clues from ancient lore, civilisations and world faiths these accounts and threads of the lost realms are pulled together in the Connected Series. This is no conspiracy, the Earth, our home, is only one among many worlds. Disconnected in the first book introducing the realms of DiPacha.