I don’t understand how anyone can think.Īs much as I’d like to, I don’t get to spend all my days bouncing between realities. I check up the street at all the people and traffic. These humans still accomplish great things, but they’re alone, at least as far as I know.Ī loud blare of a taxicab’s horn shifts my focus. The last reality I’ve witnessed so far has none of those things. At least from what I’ve been told and seen. The Arches and Fates were working overtime there, and I’ll admit, considering how bad it could have been, well, it turned out pretty good for both the humans and the aliens. I’m not sure the humans in that dimension were really ready for aliens, but they didn’t have much of a choice. That has been an interesting scenario to witness. On another alternate Earth, aliens have arrived. I doubt I’ll find out, but anything’s possible. I wonder what would happen if the humans on that world knew about the paranormal creatures in their midst? Something like that would be up to the Fates to decide. The humans don’t know it, but they are there, living and working together. In one, mankind has paranormal creatures living among them. There are more, but I’m still pretty new. Humans here-at this time-aren’t much different from in other realities.

Humanity is a joy to witness and be a part of. No matter what happens, humans keep moving forward. However, what I’ve been left with is one overlying thought: humanity is amazing. When I think about all I’ve seen, in the grand scheme of the universe, it’s not even a blink of an eye. There was so much hope and heroism on Mars that day. On my favorite day, as tragic as it was, I was at Alpha Base, Mars, on September 21, 2051. On another-well, it was longer than a day, more like half a year-I was in Petrograd and Moscow from March through November, 1917. One day, I can be in San Francisco on October 17, 1989. Walking between the past, present, and future, seeing what I’ve seen, isn’t for everyone. *A copy of this book was provided in exchange for an honest review. Could these two cause the fabric of our world to collapse or will they manage to keep the future as it should? But nothing is simple when you’re dealing with a former Angel of Death and a Drag Queen. Lost and alone he ends up meeting Doug, and they start a friendship that shapes them both and may last a lifetime. When Tad pushes the boundaries of his duties too far, his wings are stripped away from him, and he is sent to New York City to live as a human. He’s an amazing drag queen and hairstylist with big dreams, but despite his witty exterior, he has a dark history and is prone to self-destruction. However, his job isn’t conducive to helping people-he’s an Angel of Death.ĭoug is a fun-loving drama queen. He loves humanity and helping when he can. Tad bounces around in time and watches mankind grow and change. Published by NineStar Press September 23,2019, 213 pages.

TAD by M.D. Neu