Seventh Dimension - The City: A Young Adult Fantasy

Seventh Dimension - The City, the fourth book in the Seventh Dimension Series, pits occultism against Christianity in an epic battle between good and evil. Where time is an illusion and world travel only a stargate away, the conflict takes on a sinister reality in the seventh dimension against the backdrop of 33 A.D.

Shale and Daniel, young adults in search of Daniel's father, discover the apocalypse has begun. As the battle rages from Jerusalem to Shambhala, glimpses of the netherworld take center stage. Powerful people want Shale's ancient scrolls and will stop at nothing to find them. Shale and Daniel will do everything to protect them, but at what cost to themselves and their families?

Winner of the following book awards:

2016 Literary Classics Silver Medal Winner for YA Faith-Based Fiction.

2016 Shelf Unbound Notable 100 Award Winner

2017 International Book Awards Finalist

2017 Florida Authors and Publishers Association Bronze Award Medalist

2017 Global ebooks Silver Award Winner

2017 Book Excellence Award Winner for Cover Design

2017 Best Book Award Finalist in Religion: Christianity

About the Author
Roberts, Lorilyn: - Lorilyn Roberts is an award-winning Christian author who writes for the young and the young at heart. When not writing books, Lorilyn provides closed captioning for television. Lorilyn is a single mother by choice. She adopted her two daughters from Nepal and Vietnam. Read her Amazon best-selling memoir, Children of Dreams, endorsed by New York Times best-selling author Jerry Jenkins, and be inspired. Lorilyn has been a speaker at various events and functions, including women's groups, adoption support groups, and writer workshops. She is the president of the Gainesville Chapter of Word Weavers International. Lorilyn has appeared on many radio and television shows, including WATC 57 Friends & Neighbors out of Atlanta, Georgia, and Discovery Channel's Monsters Inside Me related to increasing awareness of parasitic infections in international adoption. Lorilyn is also the founder of the John 3:16 Marketing Network, a network of Christian authors. Lorilyn has also been involved with the charitable organization Child Hope International bringing Christian books to the orphans of Nepal. She has coordinated the donation of over two hundred books from John 3:16 authors to prisoners at the Wakulla Correctional Institute in Tallahassee, Florida, and she has donated many copies of her award-winning devotional book, "Am I Okay, God" to Created Gainesville, a charitable organization that ministers to women involved in the sex trafficking trade.