For hundreds of years, Bridgewater, Massachusetts has been shrouded in mystery and lore. Dating back to Colonial times, reports of bizarre creatures, ghostly apparitions, mysterious lights, UFOs, and cult activity continue to this day. Experts consider this an epicenter for paranormal activity, as popularized by numerous books, articles, dramatizations, and documentaries.

But long before The Bridgewater Triangle became the worldwide phenomenon it is today, young James Rice lived with his family on Elm Street, bordered by the eerie Hockomock Swamp. Intrigued by stories passed down from older kids in the neighborhood, James and his friends explore the swamp in search of spooky thrills, only to find themselves being pulled deeper into the mysteries of their surroundings.

And something in the swamp is aware of their presence. Something that lurks in the shadowy glades, watching, waiting. When it begins to communicate with them, James and his friends are delighted—at first. Who or what lurks in the Hockomock Swamp? Is it good or evil, or something beyond the realm of human comprehension?

Thirty years later, still haunted by his experiences, James reveals his personal encounters with the unexplained in this spine-tingling and nostalgic first-hand account of supernatural activity within New England’s paranormal playground: The Bridgewater Triangle.