Dave Willert is an accomplished musical director, composer, author and educator. He is happily married to Margaret, with one wonderful son, Alex, and has resided in Southern California for most of his life. The Dimensions series creates a healthy marriage of the science fiction, fantasy, spiritual and mystery genres. There is truly a character in this series for everyone! The Plethora is the second of the four book Dimensions series, and is a direct sequel to The Wheat Field. Dave’s most important literary influences have been Robert Heinlein, Mark Twain, Charles Dickens and Kurt Vonnegut. In Dave’s own words, “All of these talented writers share the marvelous ability to imagine incredible stories and characters, and to transform them into magic on the written page.”
“I was approached by a number of other publishers to publish my second book, but it was the high quality, personal relationship, and affordable package that brought me back to Outskirts. My representatives were wonderful, polite and helpful.”
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NEVER BELIEVE WHAT YOU INITIALLY SEE. IT IS ALMOST ALWAYS A FACADE!
One night during a hastily called meeting of the Plethora Society, in a sudden burst of light, Bill Myers was shockingly whisked away to another dimension. The next day, Joe Davis became the leading suspect in a bank robbery that he had been hired to solve for the San Diego Police Department! And to top it off, Andrew Myers, recently sentenced to life in prison for murder, inexplicably showed up at the motel room of the newly rehabilitated Andrew Wynicki. Calmly but firmly he made an unusual demand that Wynicki was not keen to execute, but was even more fearful to refuse. The clock is ticking as Alan and Mary Dunkirk, once again separated by dimensions, frantically search for the answers before it is too late! DIMENSIONS II: The Plethora is an exciting and perplexing journey through a myriad of dimensions, characters and revelations! But what is the truth? And how can we separate the truth from the fantasy? In the well spoken words of Joe Davis, “Never believe what you initially see. It is almost always a facade!”Outskirts Press Review
