Megameaning: Book Two

Megameaning: Book Two
ISBN-10
1625106564
ISBN-13
9781625106568
Category
Religion
Pages
396
Language
English
Published
2014-07-08
Publisher
Tate Publishing & Enterprises
Author
William J. Berndt

Description

We go through our lives day to day, growing older with each passing sunset, and for most of us, that's all it is, passing through the commonplace world around us. But occasionally, and very rarely we unwittingly peer into a hole in space and time, glimpsing dimensions through a tear in the fabric of the universe. The following stories give us a brief look at people and places that have been thrust into such unimagined dimensions. - Retired NYPD officer and charter boat captain encounters a demonic vengeance torn from the very depths of the ocean, or perhaps out of a hole in fabric of the universe. - Where is God? What would he be like if he showed up today? A degenerate gambler gets the answers on the Atlantic City boardwalk and its nothing like he would ever imagine. - What if one had been given the power to stop time? And how would the world be affected if that individual turned out to be despicable? Find the answer when you peek through a tear in the fabric of the universe. - Crooked lawmen, murder and decades-old revenge in 1970's Louisiana ripped through a tear in the fabric of the universe. - A Nazi SS killer squad in occupied France encounters an ancient horrific secret even more deadly than they ever could be. Such things occur when the veil of the universe is torn ever so briefly. - This dramatized story is based on supposedly true events related to me by a resident of Shoreham, Long Island NY. It's a tale of obsessions and supernatural beings thousands of years old in our midst today. - From a tear in the fabric of the universe comes an implacable destiny that follows a modern submariner to an unwavering fate. - Does love transcend space and time? Can it follow us to unimagined dimensions? Find out the answers in this tale of supernatural passion in 1965 war-torn Saigon. - When the universe erupts in catastrophe, the only thing we may salvage is our basic instincts, and perhaps it may be all we need to survive glimpses into such tears in the fabric of the universe.

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