What if you found a connection with the universe that gave you peace? Would others be threatened?
Can anyone actually buy peace or happiness? Perplexed by the loss of job and fiancé, Timothy Ray makes a symbolic purchase of the sun for a dollar to try to right things in his slightly off course career trajectory. When he stumbles upon a brilliant, cascading sunrise and then a chance meeting with a statuesque blonde he feels his life is about to change for the better but his new girlfriend is a spy, working for a contracted data mining firm.
Undaunted and unaware that Lou Ann is actually Kate, Timothy continues to encourage people via social media to experience how energy is shared between us and the cosmos. Kate and her employer fear Timothy’s hope will threaten the leadership’s status quo. The firm incrementally steps up its spy game and seems to have no remorse about putting Timothy at risk of ridicule and perhaps worse. But Timothy’s biggest threat may come from the very source of his inspiration, the sun itself. Will he be able to save all from a cosmic catastrophe?
Professional Reviews
Quite the Ride
ByP.S. Winnon January 30, 2017
For Timothy Ray, a break-in at his house and then a thought of buying the sun for a dollar is definitely going to change his life. Readers are going to have to hang on tight for this twisted ride of life as people are not who they say and a social media experiment turns into what may be a catastrophe. This is a bit of a quirky read but it is fun and engaging and explores some pretty interesting facts of modern life.
As deafness, illness, and demonic forces close in around him, Ludwig van Beethoven must summon his faith and genius to complete the Missa Solemnis—a sacred masterpiece he believes could bring divine light into a darkening world.
