The Door

The universe’s most dangerous secret is hidden in plain sight Henry Mackay and his dog, Addy, regularly walk alongside an ancient convent wall. Today, as he passes the door, he glances at its peeling paint. Moments later he stops dead in his tracks. He returns to the spot, and all he sees is an ivy-covered wall. The door has vanished. Had it ever been there? He begins to doubt his sanity. An ill-advised curiosity results in him unwittingly embarking on an exciting trail of events with twists, turns, quantum entanglement and temporal anomalies. It becomes an unbelievable adventure to save humanity which you’ll be unable to put down. The Door is an intriguing and unique science fiction mystery from the pen of Tony Harmsworth, the First Contact specialist who writes in the style of many of the old masters. "An ordinary man walking his dog who ultimately saves humanity!" - THE DOOR has that, and more twists than a Celtic knot. What more does a science fiction mystery require? ________________________________ Praise for The Door Brilliant - I absolutely loved this book and read it twice. A fascinating insight into the future that addresses the environmental issues we face today. If you think sci-fi is not for you, then think again! Very clever storyline. Past and future 'history' linked with a tale that keeps you reading. Time travel, quantum entanglement, ancient buildings and an ordinary man walking his dog who ultimately saves humanity... Science fiction at it best… a gripping storyline, surprising twists and an introduction of quantum theory A real page-turner full of accurate, but speculative science Reminiscent of Robert A. Heinlein's books… old-school sci-fi with up-to-date science

Pages: 300, Paperback, Vinci Books Ltd