Ray Ronan is a former pro-athlete and pilot with more than thirty years of flying experience. Bush planes in Alaska. Crop dusters across the American Midwest. Jets worldwide, commercial and otherwise.
His work with the late Dr. Richard Haines involved briefings with space and intelligence agencies on reclassifying unexplained aerial sightings as a safety issue and helping shift the accepted terminology from UFO to UAP.
He writes thrillers built from deep research, original documents and hidden history, with something stranger running underneath.
His co-authored book, Seconds to Disaster, was endorsed by Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger.
Ronan holds a post-grad in Covert Investigation and Specialist Intelligence.
He lives in Ireland.
History does not happen. It is arranged. For two thousand years an order has moved beneath thrones, churches, and wars, and its Historian keeps the ledger. Book One, The Invisible Player, releases 15 September. The Gathering, The Ashes, and The First Debt follow.
Fifteen years protecting presidents. One leaked blood test. Senior Special Agent Lynn Clarke is no longer a target. She is a commodity, and the machine she served is coming to collect. The system isn't failing her. It's working exactly as designed. Just not for people like her.
"Ray and Glenn pull back the curtain and shine a light on aviation's dark corners." — Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger
They declared him dead. They should have made sure. Derek "Dark" Quinn hides on Kerry's Atlantic edge until something engineered from his own DNA comes to take his place. His face. His rage. None of his restraint. A man born with nowhere to stand still must finally stand and face himself.
Developed in conjunction with Dr. Richard Haines, former NASA Senior Scientist and founder of NARCAP.
Started in 2012. An attempt to shift the conversation from UFO to UAP, before the term existed in the mainstream. The manuscript was pulled. The story wasn't.
"Ray Ronan is a new name to contend with."
— Marc Eliot, Renowned Biographer & Bestselling Author
"To Die For is truly scary."
— Glenn Meade, Globally Published Thriller Writer
"Anyone who flies, or loves someone who flies, should read this."
— Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger
Not everything makes it into the books. In Plain Shadow is where the rest lives.
Intel. History. The stories they didn't want told.
The briefing continues. Listen in.