Undeniable Truth - The Realization - Softcover

Paxton, Don

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1494891654 ISBN 13: 9781494891657

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2014

Synopsis

This novel will take you on a fascinating journey. As you travel through the pages the world around you will become clearer, but you will perceive the world much differently than you did before you began this journey. If you enjoy thinking outside-of-the-box then you will find this novel very interesting. If you don’t like thinking outside-of-the-box then this book is not for you; although it does have a fun to read storyline with mystery, comedy and romance. This novel clearly shows us that our reality is much different than what we’ve been taught. The book is filled with many easy to understand logical explanations that show us how our world is quite different than we previously understood. The novel begins in the year 1999 where a group of college students encounter a very strange mystery on their campus. As the students attempt to explain the cause of the mystery they begin a knowledge quest. On this quest they not only find new answers to some of life’s previously unanswered questions, but their efforts also lead all of humanity into an unexpected future. To understand the strange mystery the students seek answers to many big questions such as: What is our purpose? Why are we here on this planet? What is love? Why do we get angry? Why do people go to war? Who is God? In their knowledge quest the students found answers to all of these and many other equally significant questions. Novels are fiction, but this novel contains far more fact than fiction. The storyline and the characters are fictional. The events are based on real facts supported by very sound logic and reasoning. The conclusion to this novel is in the sequel novel Undeniable Truth – The Awakening.

About this edition

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2014
• ISBN 10: 1494891654
• ISBN 13: 9781494891657
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 670