The Doppelgangers: The Nothingness

by David Ray

Overview

A spiritual principality named Sister Mary Jacalyn was tried, convicted and burned at the stake in 1800 for witchcraft and murdering over two dozen children. Sister Mary Jacalyn has come back to the cities of Columbus, Port Clinton and Bellefontaine, Ohio where the descendants of those responsible for her death reside.

Among her many abilities, Sister Mary Jacalyn can not only alter one’s reality, but she can move a person through dimensions and time.

Sister Mary Jacalyn has met up with the descendants of her trial judges, prosecutor and executioner. Her intentions are to send all of the descendants of Columbus, Port Clinton and Bellefontaine, Ohio to a dimension called The Nothingness.

The Nothingness is a dimension void of time, and reality. There is only one chance of defeating Sister Mary Jacalyn’s plans. Sister Mary Jacalyn has chosen the 8 descendants of her judges and her executioner and has given them 12 hours to uncover and to defeat her, but time is running out for these 8 descendants and the residents.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781951313296
Publisher:	Black Lacquer Press & Marketing Inc.
Publication date:	03/12/2020
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	268
File size:	380 KB

About the Author

David Ray Fleming was born in Columbus, Ohio, in 1956. A United States Army Veteran of the Vietnam Era and the Cold War Era. David Ray is the father of four children and is married to his lovely wife Jacalyn. David Ray began writing in 1998, with his first novel entitled "Bubonic 2000". Other novels by David Ray include "Charlie Blue Berry Fipple Berry", a children's book. Currently, David Ray is working on a 7-book series entitled The Doppelgangers. Part 1 "Beginnings" was released in 2014. Part 2, "The Others" was released in 2016, and Part 3, "The Nun", was released in 2018 the fourth of this 7-book series entitled "The Nothingness", is slated for release in late 2020, through Black Lacquer Press Publishing. David Ray attended Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio, Austin Community in Texas and W.P.C.C. in North Carolina, and currently lives and writes out of Meajerman Studios in Bellefontaine, Ohio.