Yesterday's Journey
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781786957580
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: May 18 2022
Pages: 154
Weight: 0.31
Height: 0.39 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
Derek, the love of Paula's life, has been taken from her in an act of senseless violence, and she immediately falls into a frightening darkness.
One night, as she lies sleeping in her bedroom, she strongly senses that she should visit Derek's parents. As she drives to their house the next morning, she is involved in an accident and soon discovers that she has entered a strange dimension. Here, time has taken a turn she never imagined was possible. In this strange new world, everything has become bright and exciting. She has been reunited with Derek, and the darkness from her former existence has disappeared.
She cannot help but wonder where this new dimension is. And as the bizarre events continue, she begins to realize that returning to her former world would not only separate her from Derek once again, but would also bring back the darkness that had nearly destroyed her as the result of his death.
However, this new dimension soon betrays her, and her new existence brings about its own horrors. Should she return to her former world of darkness and sorrow? Or remain with Derek in this terrifying new dimension?
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