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The Dimensional Alliance #3
Mirrors of Infinity: 3rd Book in the Dimensional Alliance series
"Miriha turned from her pool with a sigh. She knew she had watched the breaking of a heart and it grieved her that Jenny should feel such pain. The Dimensional Alliance had been thrust into another violent conflict, as she had suspected it would be. And this one would not be resolved by the force of arms alone.
Jenny was still the key to victory. Miriha was sure of this. But choices still had to be made and trials overcome. In all things, choice was the pivotal factor. Miriha knew what she hoped for. But no one could choose for Jenny. The outcome depended on it. So, she gazed into her clear crystal pool in her garden and sent up prayers for wisdom, for Jenny, for the Dimensional Alliance and for herself."
Thus ended the book, "Infinity on Fire". Join Jenny now as she resumes her journey with a broken heart and the responsibility for the entire multiverse on her shoulders in Mirrors of Infinity.
Jenny was still the key to victory. Miriha was sure of this. But choices still had to be made and trials overcome. In all things, choice was the pivotal factor. Miriha knew what she hoped for. But no one could choose for Jenny. The outcome depended on it. So, she gazed into her clear crystal pool in her garden and sent up prayers for wisdom, for Jenny, for the Dimensional Alliance and for herself."
Thus ended the book, "Infinity on Fire". Join Jenny now as she resumes her journey with a broken heart and the responsibility for the entire multiverse on her shoulders in Mirrors of Infinity.
376 pages, Paperback
Published March 1, 2021
About the author
Bonnie K.T. Dillabough
8 books18 followersReading has always been my passion. Starting in libraries at the age of four, I have travelled near and far via the printed page, from places of ancient history to the stars and beyond. It seemed a natural thing for me to want to write as well.
The idea of being able to go from simple day-dreaming and pretending to creating worlds of my own invention has been an ongoing passion and from my teen years I had thought that "someday" I would write books myself.
What happened to that dream? Honestly? Life happened. Out of high school I went into the military. I met my future husband, got married, had children, moved all over the place, including three years in Frankfurt, Germany, had many adventures including clowning professionally, 15 years of broadcast television as a producer/director/show-host, owned more than one business and then went through several major health challenges including breast cancer.
So what changed? What made me decide to pursue the dream of my teen years? Let's go back a bit...
At about the age of 16 I had started having a recurring dream that pestered me most of my life. Time and time again I would discuss the dream with people I thought were wiser than me and time and time again the repeated answer came, "No idea. I've never heard of such a thing."
At age 63 after having the dream once again I decided that maybe if I wrote it down it might leave me alone. I did so and filed it on my desktop, but didn't think of it again until I started hanging out with published authors.
At the end of a recorded interview I did with Mercedes S. Lackey, after I had turned off the recording, I timidly confessed I had often considered writing a book. Mercedes leaned forward in her chair, looked me in the eye and said, "Put your butt in the chair and write!" It was some of the best advice I had ever gotten.
In search of material to write about I stumbled upon that dusty text file about my dream and the rest is history. From it came the science fiction - fantasy series "The Dimensional Alliance" beginning with "The House on Infinity Loop". I am grateful for the events leading up to setting myself upon this path. The series has the word "Infinity" in all of the titles since there seem to be an infinite number of stories I have to tell and I will continue writing them until I transition to the next dimension in some distant date.
To my readers: Never give up on your dream. The first book in this series was published two weeks before my 64th birthday. It is never too late. There are many more to come.
The idea of being able to go from simple day-dreaming and pretending to creating worlds of my own invention has been an ongoing passion and from my teen years I had thought that "someday" I would write books myself.
What happened to that dream? Honestly? Life happened. Out of high school I went into the military. I met my future husband, got married, had children, moved all over the place, including three years in Frankfurt, Germany, had many adventures including clowning professionally, 15 years of broadcast television as a producer/director/show-host, owned more than one business and then went through several major health challenges including breast cancer.
So what changed? What made me decide to pursue the dream of my teen years? Let's go back a bit...
At about the age of 16 I had started having a recurring dream that pestered me most of my life. Time and time again I would discuss the dream with people I thought were wiser than me and time and time again the repeated answer came, "No idea. I've never heard of such a thing."
At age 63 after having the dream once again I decided that maybe if I wrote it down it might leave me alone. I did so and filed it on my desktop, but didn't think of it again until I started hanging out with published authors.
At the end of a recorded interview I did with Mercedes S. Lackey, after I had turned off the recording, I timidly confessed I had often considered writing a book. Mercedes leaned forward in her chair, looked me in the eye and said, "Put your butt in the chair and write!" It was some of the best advice I had ever gotten.
In search of material to write about I stumbled upon that dusty text file about my dream and the rest is history. From it came the science fiction - fantasy series "The Dimensional Alliance" beginning with "The House on Infinity Loop". I am grateful for the events leading up to setting myself upon this path. The series has the word "Infinity" in all of the titles since there seem to be an infinite number of stories I have to tell and I will continue writing them until I transition to the next dimension in some distant date.
To my readers: Never give up on your dream. The first book in this series was published two weeks before my 64th birthday. It is never too late. There are many more to come.
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July 19, 2023
I love the way the events and characters come together to solve the problems Jenny faces.
As always, I am grateful I found another author that my kids can read without worrying about it being inappropriate.
As always, I am grateful I found another author that my kids can read without worrying about it being inappropriate.
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