Jeremiah_Olisa

[WELCOME TO THE MULTIVERSE SYSTEM.]
    [USER NAME: THOMAS NOLAND]….

   What if, every time you made a significant decision, a new, alternate reality or universe was created—the life that would have occurred had you made the other choice? What if those realities/universes were jeopardized? What if it's up to you to keep those realities/universes alive? Thomas Noland, also known as Tom, is a typical fifteen-year-old boy until a strange letter arrives in his mailbox. The letter, postmarked from Alsace and cryptically signed with the initials "M.S," informs Tom that dangerous—perhaps even lethal—events have been set in motion, which may result in the destruction of reality/universe itself. M.S. promises to send Tom 12 riddles that will reveal something extraordinary that will happen on a specific day, time, and location.
     
     
Will Tom have the courage to partake in this wild goose chase? Will he be able to solve those riddles? What choice will he make? Quit? or Solve?
 
Another volume of the intriguing children's and young adult fantasy series, THE MULTIVERSE SYSTEM, is filled with adventures, riddles, and um—danger too. What do you think about this universe and realities? Tom was warned that a dangerous event was coming his way.
Will you join Tom on this wonderful journey through the multiverse system? What would be your choice?
 
 

The Multiverse System

Tom rolled his eyes, quickly rubbing his face to hide it from Christine.

"I loved him, Thomas. I loved him so much. It hurt me when I had to say good-bye to him and attend to my Tron missions and assignments. It hurt me when he kissed me good night or whenever his hand let go of mine. That's the only way I can truly describe how much he meant to me. I loved him so much, it hurt. I would have done anything to take away that pain and be with him every second of every day. I loved him so much, I almost hated him."

A ball of sickness grew in Tom's belly. He didn't know why—and he certainly didn't understand all this lovey dovey stuff Christine was talking about—but something about it made him ill. Something about it was obsessive.

"And then it happened," Christine said. "The tragedy that would serve as the turning point of my life, the moment that defined my purpose from that day forward."

There must be a fight