The Doorway to Destruction

If you could change the past without the guarantee of a promising new future, would you? Could you make the world a better place? How different would our lives be without the influence of Adolf Hitler? Where would we be without having experienced the horrifying wake left by terrorists on 09/11? Is it possible that beyond our vision, these worlds exist? Infinite in numbers, could layers of separate dimensions subsist within the world we now live in? Created equally, yet varying in difference due to choices made, including the chain of events those choices create, imagine a vast number of dimensions for everything we could have, or should have done. Through a major breakthrough in Quantum Physics we can change our world by correcting mistakes we've made in the past. By unleashing a new, more favorable chain of events, we can make the world a better place. The past, present and future can be remolded.


Funded by the U.S. Government, Quantum Physicist, Harland Brady, works in a top secret research facility buried deep below the earth's surface in the Nevada desert. Under the direct orders of General, Doug Tyle, Harland Brady and a handful of elite scientists create the worlds first fully functional, Quantum Computer. Amongst its limitless uses, they discover the ability to travel through the world's vast dimensions by way of molecular reconstruction. Using this newfound technology the black-ops military research program is responsible for improving one world, the one in which we all live, by tampering with another.
Sent to the Middle East over a decade into the past of a separate dimension, six highly trained Navy SEALs seek to destroy a terrorist, thus eliminating the effects his actions had in the present, when things go terribly wrong. A SEAL is killed. Left in the wake of his death is an electronic key capable of opening doorways to our world as well as those to our past.
Desperate to destroy the key and restore National Security, General Tyle compiles a plan. Initiating his orders, however, leads to the unthinkable. A doorway to multiple worlds is obstructed and the theory of relativity takes over.
One by one, multiple dimensions begin to merge as nature struggles to regain balance. The clock is ticking. In less than seventy-two hours, and for a fraction of a second, only one dimension will remain. That dimension will be all that is left of reality. Unless the process can be stopped, it too will vanish with the rest of them. Only a dark void will remain. Have we opened a doorway to a better future, or have we opened . . . . .



The Doorway to Destruction