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    7 Dimensions Of Sam
    7 Dimensions Of Sam
    7 Dimensions Of Sam
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    7 Dimensions Of Sam

    By Gregory J. Saunders

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    Dimensions

    If other dimensions exist, these other worlds that touch upon our own, is it possible another you exists there as well? Could your dreams be a window into those worlds? A portal? Or are these dimensions merely fantastic realms wrought within your dreams?

    Sam has discovered the ability to journey to other dimensions and discovers people he knows, which is wonderful until one of them dies. This event has consequences in Sam's own world and sends him on a desperate voyage to change the past and avoid his now uncertain future.

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    PublisherGregory J. Saunders
    Release dateMay 4, 2014
    ISBN9781311925527
    7 Dimensions Of Sam
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    Gregory J. Saunders

    "Watch for what lurks in the shadows and keep a wary eye on the stars!" Author writing Sci-fi Fantasy blends, Horror and Thrillers. Living and writing in beautiful New Mexico. My best selling novel is Zahir, a tale of Horror set deep in the jungles of the Amazon - a place where no one gets out alive. Come check out my newest novel, Heartwood. Gregory J Saunders

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      7 Dimensions Of Sam - Gregory J. Saunders

      7 Dimensions Of Sam

      Gregory J. Saunders

      Published by Unknown Country, LLC

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      Copyright 2014 Gregory J. Saunders

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      Unknown Country, The Trilogy

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      Light Of An Alien Sun

      Book 3

      Light Of The Home World

      Zahir

      A novela

      Heartwood

      A Thriller

      7 Dimensions Of Sam

      A Novella

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      ISBN: 9781311925527

      7 Dimensions Of Sam

      Gregory J. Saunders

      Dimensions

      If other dimensions exist, these other worlds that touch upon our own, is it possible another you exists there as well? Could your dreams be a window into those worlds? A portal? Or are these dimensions merely fantastic realms wrought within these same dreams?

      Table Of Contents

      Chapter One

      Chapter Two

      Chapter Three

      Chapter Four

      Chapter Five

      Chapter Six

      Chapter Seven

      Chapter Eight

      Chapter Nine

      Chapter Ten

      Chapter Eleven

      Chapter Twelve

      Chapter Thirteen

      The Seventh Dimension Of Sam

      One

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      Floating like thistledown on a still spring day, Sam drifted over a scene of pristine bucolic peace. Below him a man dressed in what he imagined to be homespun pants and shirt, scattered seeds by hand from a sack of burlap slung across his back. Sam could not see the man’s face as he was bent low, his back bent and curved from years of stooping toil. Black earth, deeply rich and freshly turned, would have lent a smell of loam and a rich promise of life. If only Sam could smell it. Yet his mastery of the voyager’s art was far from complete, and as such, vision would be his only sense on this trip. And even vision was…different… flat… with no sense or image of yourself. No ghost nose, no blinking eyelids and no looking down to watch your feet. So odd was the sensation that Sam was nearly bounced from his voyage the first time he’d experienced it. Other voyagers claimed they could hear, smell and even feel when in their travels, Sam however was not so sure. For him it was as if his other senses did not exist, only the world unfolding below him in the myriad colors of spring, almost too vibrant to bear with nothing else - no sound, no smell, and no touch – to balance his mind.

      Sam considered a moment, then with a thought he pushed his vision higher, the image slowly rotating as if a camera panning from straight down to horizontal. He experienced more than a bit of dizziness as the world flowed and turned and reoriented, all without any true sense of movement. This was brand new for him and Sam’s elation almost forced a loss of control. This was only his third voyage; he was ahead of anything he thought he could achieve - far ahead. Ahead of what his tutor, Master Broussard, even believed possible for a novice like Sam.

      Sam had trouble stopping the pan and it was a mental struggle to fix his sight on the distant mountains in order to halt the movement. Even more to get his eyes to stabilize and his vision to refocus. But once they did he was rewarded with a vast panorama of the world to which he was now connected. Hazy robin’s egg sky illuminated a verdant river valley curving away through rolling, tree covered hills. In the distance to his right, and what he assumed to be west, lay a village shimmering and dancing in the moist spring air with a single column of smoke rising from a field beyond, perhaps another farmer burning weeds and preparing his own plot of ground. It was just a guess, unless…Vision was one thing, travel quite another. In his previous voyages, any movement, even the small shift of eyes he’d just done, would bounce him from the dimension. But now that he’d panned with his eyes, what else can I do?

      With another thought he moved, covering the distance in such a rush it took his breath away. The world blurred and Sam felt himself slipping away, the edges of his vision narrowing. No! His mind clawed at the darkness creeping into his vision. No! mmust nnot… As suddenly as it started the movement ceased and his vision once again became crystal clear. Sam was ecstatic, I did it. I controlled it! I have it. Slowly, piece by piece, he was mastering the art. This was his third dimension on three tries. It was incredible. Three new worlds, each so different from his own. Master Broussard, his instructor in the theory and application of dimensional travel, told him – insisted - that what Sam was achieving was simple straight forward Dimensional Jumping or a Cross-Voyage. It was not a Time-Jump. He did not have the ability to move forward or back through time, and as far as Sam knew no one ever had. Sam was mastering what Broussard described as Portal Generation; which meant these dimensions, though different, existed in parallel to each other. Universes’ on a completely different evolutionary, yet current timeline.

      The first universe he’d

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