Description
Daniel Sampson was a wreck — a divorced Navy vet drowning in drugs and excuses — when his truck left the road one night and killed him.
For a while, anyway.
He woke up in a hospital with a cane he'd need for life, a mind that wouldn't quiet, and the memory of a man named Ben who told him to keep practising. Practising what? Life, apparently. So Daniel started meditating. He followed an anonymous blog called Griffin's Flight — written by a woman who claimed she could fly.
And then the visions started.
At first, they came in dreams. Then in meditation. Then, while pouring coffee or waiting in a pew, alternate futures bleeding into the present, cars with dents and without them, the same person dying three different ways. Daniel can see what's coming. The trouble is, the future is plural, and he can't always tell which timeline will stick.
When his church begins preaching against Olivia Donnelly as a false prophet, Daniel realises his gift isn't private anymore. There are people who want him on their stage or want him silenced. And there's a vision he can't shake: a bombing he might be the only one positioned to stop.
Vision is Book Two of the Ordinaryˢᵘᵖᵉʳ series: a contemporary spiritual adventure about near-death experience, prophecy, faith versus direct knowing, and what an ordinary man does when he wakes up able to see too much.
For readers of Richard Bach, James Redfield, Paulo Coelho, and Joe Dispenza.
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Publisher - Brass Ring Publishing
Language - English
Perfect Bound
Contributors
Author
K.G. Ring
Published Date - 2025-08-04
ISBN - 9798985620948
Dimensions - 22.9 x 15.2 x 2.2 cm
Page Count - 398
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