Nightfall's Day: A trip through time - and time has an agenda...

Lyn is a different kind of author. She is a Documentarian Storyteller. She combines fact and fiction, history and storytelling to bring you books that will keep you on the edge of your seat, because somewhere in the back of your mind you know that it's more than fiction - it's REAL!First about the book - then scroll down for some great reviews:PrefaceNightfall’s Day is a study in (and of) TIME, combining fact filled discussions and fascinating stories that are based upon truths you may or may not be aware of. We all assume that time is the same everywhere – when that couldn’t be further from the truth! Time is not a constant, and changes when speed/acceleration is part of the equation. For instance – if you live in a two story house, time is marginally (but measurably) slower upstairs than it is downstairs. What if scientists have discovered ways to create time anomalies within Earth’s gravitational field that can alter time, change the fabric of time, and maneuver time to facilitate some hidden agenda? What if – we’re caught in the middle of this technology, and only realize it when we stumble into and are trapped in a time anomaly. Could this be one explanation for DejaVu? What are you going to do? Die?! Or – perhaps find yourself lost between dimensions – forever.Fantasy? Maybe not – as you’ll discover when reading about the electromagnetic warfare involving HAARP – that’s going on now, behind our backs, right before our sheeple eyes!* * * Note: some of what is enclosed, are “actual files” (collected and compiled just for you and left as original as possible) that translated beautifully to print, so you might want to pick up and keep a hardcopy of this book (while sharing the eBook version) if you are a lover and collector of weird historical facts that have a tendency to disappear over time.***Now some GREAT Reviews: In-Depth Anthology of Time Travel Topics February 5, 2015By Alex ProsperFormat:Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseI love Lyn Murray's books. This one is indeed a rich tapestry and a compendium of research, stories, images and historical documents that all serve as a meditation on the perplexing nature of time disturbance. This is a hefty volume, and it's easy to read on an e-reader, but you might want the print version because some of the documents are elaborate. My favorite are the narrative stories. Murray writes with tension and a convincing authority that put you right in the scene with her. She illustrates the confusion and wonder that comes with examining rips in time beautifully and to great effect. Some of the research within is disturbing. Why have stories of time travelers disappeared from news media reports? My second favorite section, after Murray's own accounts, was the section devoted to people who may have been time travelers, because that's fascinating to explore. There is also in-depth look into reports from a confessed time traveler that ended up feeling very reassuring about the fabric of time. In all, there is a lot here, and there's bound to be things that pique your interest on this fascinating topic we know so little about.***"This scared the crap out of me! Love it, but damn, what if it's true? A true fan. More, More, More!! If I'd had a history teacher like this . . . I would have made straight A's!" Michael S., SC."This is wild! I've heard of being trapped in time before, but this is a nightmare! Glad these are just stories, or are they? Love the way this author mixes fact and fiction, history and storytelling. Never before read an author like this!" Sissy Murdock, NH* * * Well worth my time February 10, 2015By Pricilla BentonFormat:Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseI spent a lot of time on this book and I absolutely loved it. It's full of time travel stories, weird tales in general and evidential accounts of time travel from people who said they've done it, know someone who did it or experienced something so strange it's only ex

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Lyn Murray Writes 2 (lynmurray.wix.com/lynmurray) Lyn's Murray's Official website.* * * Lyn Murray writes for you!She is fascinated by anything that has to do with the supernatural, the paranormal. This led her to become the author of Blooded [Anunnaki Rising], but she doesn't want you to confuse this book for just some young adult supernatural thriller with love triangles, vampires, werewolves, zombies, or dystopian societies. Blooded [Anunnaki Rising] blends the supernatural with what is perceived as mythological, historical fiction, [in which there may be more truth than fiction], while leaving readers considering the possibility that her spin on vampires might just be the real truth behind the legend.A prolific writer of fiction, Lyn has more than a dozen books available for Kindle lovers, including two children's books in the "Little Book of Memories" series, which are also available in hard copy, and creative novella's that capture Lyn's diverse writing style, that include horror stories, stories filled with mystery and intrigue, ghost stories, love stories, and more.An intuitive, hopeless romantic, Lyn loves science fiction, horror, and spirituality (but don't confuse that for being supportive of mainstream religion). Her family has a politically rich history and is tied to the American Revolution. When she's not playing World of Warcraft with her son, researching natural healing methods, or feeding the ducks in her lake, she's spinning tales of mysterious what-ifs for you.A virtual recluse in her home, Villa Le Paradis Sur Terre, Lyn spends her days researching, reading, writing, and enjoying the simple things in life with her husband, such as a good cup of coffee and quiet conversation. The back of her Villa is glass from floor to ceiling and overlooks a private lake. I would say, that if ever there was truth in a statement, Lyn is living proof that people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones . . . they should be writers.

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