Fourteenth Floor; 13 Cornfield Road

by R a Monday

Overview

"Is life itself merely a dream? Are we the pawns within the dream?"In the year 1979, Reinah is only focused on her future. She is moving across the country in pursuit of the path towards her dream job with the F.B.I. in Washington, D.C. Leaving her roots at home may be a little hard but she knows they run deep within her. Her whole life, she has felt a deep connection to her ancestors and those that came before her. As many things are about to change, she knows the main thing she can count on is her spirituality and her strong familial roots. Now in D.C., she is facing more challenges than just settling into a new city and a new job. Strange things are beginning to happen around her, and unaware to her, this move may test Reinah's faith in more ways than she thought and may reveal a greater future than what she could have prepared for.Meanwhile, in the spiritual realm, a battle bigger than good versus evil is about to begin. The Council of Innocent Souls is forced to make difficult decisions while they continue to search for the Written One, the only soul who has the power to save not only their realm but also all of humankind. At the forefront of this battle are two brothers; one who is fed by his greed and thirst for want, and will stop at nothing to destroy the Written One; while the other brother must do everything in his power to push his brother back, as he and his defenders search and prepare for the Written One. What happened on 13 Cornfield Road?In this first novel of The Fourteenth Floor Book Series, join award-winning, genre-bending Author, R.A. Monday, as she confronts us with questions about our own mortality, death, and our souls.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781727060911
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	09/12/2018
Series:	Fourteenth Floor , #1
Pages:	350
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.73(d)

About the Author

Raised in the arid desert southwest region of the United States, R. A. Monday has been described as "being the Southwest," by an L.A. Filmmaker due to her rich cultural heritage.
R. A. Monday was voted one of Face Book's Top Ten Authors by UP Authors 3 years in a row and was the Recipient of Professional of The Year 2011 by Cambridge Who's Who in Arts, Media, and Entertainment. R.A. Monday delves into different genres thus being dubbed as a 'genre-bending' author by Cambridge Who's Who and whose books include, Faceless People, The Singing Princess, and Sandstorms & Sunsets. All books are available through Amazon.com.
In line with her literary achievements and various distinctions, R.A. Monday has numerous writing awards in poetry, and her work is featured in several varied poetry anthologies, housed in the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.
R. A. Monday resides in the state of Georgia with her husband of thirty-seven wonderful years where she continues to write and volunteers her downtime to benefit the Rio Grande Cancer Foundation in her hometown of El Paso, TX.