Connor Bellman and Marcy Miller's shared fascination with quantum mechanics started when they met in an advanced college physics program. Their friendship is fueled by a mutual desire to unravel the secrets of time travel.
Years later, during graduate school, Marcy discovered an internship opportunity with the brilliant but difficult Doctor Spence Reynolds. He was on the cusp of achieving the seemingly impossible – time travel.
It’s May of 1976 when fourteen-year-old Bradley Hitchens stumbles upon a mysterious metal artifact in the North Florida woods. Spooked by a feeling that something—or—someone is watching him. Brad takes the odd scrap of metal with no idea of the peril that lies ahead, or the mysteries that lie waiting patiently beneath the forest floor.
In this third book, Andrew, Mairy, and Vera - are all secretly known as members in the Light Guild of the Shadow-Forge. It is a calling that few can realize and even fewer take part in. These are the special few who have been recruited to wage the hidden battles within the unseen realm of astral plane, which shape the fate of the very universal forces for our existence. Andrew Bauer [protagonist], 20 years old, gets into an romantic relationship with Mairy [the headstrong teenage alien], a girl of like age, Vera.
If you loved someone in a past life, would you love them again in this one? What about the next one? If so, then why? The Physics of Why addresses this question and others by telling three different stories of two people whose destinies cross three times in history, seeking love in the 16th century, seeking meaning in the 21st, and seeking redemption on a distant planet, far off into the future. It’s also the story of Why waves, the mysterious energy that binds them and binds us all.
It’s been 45 years since the end of the Zurvan reign. The Earth is a peaceful planet where solar panels cover the deserts and green pastures feed communities who have phased out currency in place of a local trade system. Michael and Melody are benevolent Sararan leaders who have assembled a democratically elected council in Geneva to regulate the less populated world, but a darkness grows in the west. Letters from Native American tribes find their way to the council describing a disturbing resonance near Shaktis sunken palace.
In the not-so-distant future, organs can be re-grown from a handful of stem cells. For patients who can afford the treatment and hang on to life support for long enough, the prognosis is good. Even the most complex organ of all can be reproduced in the lab with nearly perfect accuracy. Nearly. Patients of brain regeneration face a wide range of problems, from loss of motor functions or intelligence to sociopathy. Spurred by personal tragedy, research scientist William Dalal works feverishly to improve the lives of those he has had a hand in saving.
Amazonian River Fever has decimated Prague, forcing the few survivors of the savage pandemic to flee to the uninfected village of Otočka. Doctor Eliška Korbova, having desperately tried to save as many people as she could, is hopeful that the village will be their salvation. But Otočka is no paradise. The colonel in charge, the doctor’s half-sister, is fast becoming a tyrant, and a new fearful ideology is taking hold. With everyone around her descending into madness and barbarism, Eliška must find a way to stop the colonel and save the village before it’s too late.
