Truth Dreamers

· San-del Writers LLC · Lukija: Stephen Dalton
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The alley was dark and rainy and there was an echo of guns shots with two police officers down. That was not the worst thing happening at the crime scene that night when a soul was taken.

This tale of a forgotten worlds instilled in Sumerian encrypted clay tablets. There is a hidden message from the gods, what if in fact there is life after death but different than you were taught?

Mystical magical powers and spells released to open your third eye to see visions and speak with the dead.

Three men wrestle with the truth and the meaning of the sacred tablets and the affects they have on humankind. The winner will have control over your very soul and how you will spend the hereafter.

An explosive international thriller, Truth Dreamers careens from current beliefs to dark truths unlocked from the past as the battle between good and evil comes to a showdown.

Who will win the control of the lives of millions?

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D. G. McCool Jr. was born in 1957 and was raised in the US in the Midwest. Growing up, he was fascinated with science fiction stories, and this interest led to some early exposure to reading since he was drawn to stories related to science fiction. This led to him writing short stories throughout his early school years. He had a ten-year career in the US Army, followed by fourteen years in law enforcement. Mr. McCool now works as an author of book for San-del Writers LLC.

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