Opens Door 666

About the Book

This is a story about a family who moved out of Brooklyn to the country, because Brooklyn was too fast with the prostitution, pimps, and drugs that where plaguing their children. They decided it is best to move. But they soon found themselves on this big farm, where strange things that couldn’t be explained were happening to them. They also found out it had something to do with a spacecraft that had crashed underground on their property, and it was causing paranormal things to happen to them. Like strange dreams. They didn’t know what to do, so they soon decided to go to an Indian reservation to see an Indian chief with great powers. The Indian chief told them that this spacecraft that had crashed on their property opened up a parallel dimension, which had access to their minds, and it was causing them to have these strange dreams. That in time, if the dimension wasn’t closed up, their dreams would turn into reality. So the Indian chief gave them instructions on how to close the dimension, but it was too late—their oldest daughter had been penetrated.

About the Author

Hello My name is Barbara Ann Wisdom Mangum,, And I would like to give you a small sumerier about me as the writer of Open Door's.. First of all I would like to say i really enjoyed writing this Book,, when i started out writing this Book I didn't realize the impact it had taken, until I had saw the effect of people's feed back. As the writer I put my heart, and soul into this Book. I had gotten so involved with the character's in this book, until they had become like my own family members, a part of me. As the writer of Open Door's I wanted this book so much to be like know other's. I wanted it to be original -- using subjects very powerful. Concerning Telepathic phonemonale paranormal situations, dealing with the super Natural,, the Spiritual and scientific studies. But not abandoning reality, from what's real and what's not real. This Book Open Door's interpretation meaning Open mind's is one of my many master pieces. That I enjoyed writing, and I hope you as the public, my reader's find it as pleasant to read as I did writing it.