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The book titled Out of the Picture and Into the Picture (OPIP), ISBN 9780976800460 by Victor G. La Van Way and Ilyan Kei Lavanway is an LDS fantasy action adventure book. The book consists of two short stories about a pilot who is miraculously reunited with his father in a strange storm. It tells of the pilot's adventures on his journey home.

The book is available as an eBook on amazon kindle. It has a word count of about 8,000 words total. The printed edition will be released in the summer of 2012 and will have a page count of about 40 pages.

For more details, please see the following links:

LDS Fiction Blog:

http://ldsfiction.blogspot.com/2012/01/out-of-picture-and-into-picture-by.html

Author Website:

http://www.wix.com/ilyanlavanway/books

Warning to Readers: The book Earth Sink is an extremely intense epic. It contains gruesome descriptions of natural disasters, depraved human behavior, and the possible effects of the Second Coming on the wicked. If it were a movie, it would definitely be rated R. Earth Sink speculatively depicts what the world might be like if the inhabitants of Earth were to summarily neglect and reject temple work and allow recent social and political trends to continue unchecked. We live in the last days. These are the types of things we may face to some degree or another.

Title: Earth Sink

ISBN: 978-0-9768004-3-9

Author: Ilyan Kei Lavanway

Publisher: Ilyan Kei Lavanway

Publication date: 24 May 2010

Genre: Fiction, Disaster Thriller

Format: Paperback Perfect Bound

Page Count: 496

Word Count: 120,000

Height: 8.5 inches

Width: 5.5 inches

Thickness: 1.2 inches

Weight: 1 lb. 9 oz.

Author Websites:

www.wix.com/ilyanlavanway/books

www.wix.com/ilyanlavanway/earth-sink

Author Blog, includes excerpts and book highlights:

earthsink.blogspot.com

Preview the entire book free at the following link:

http://free-online-novels.com/books/Earth%20Sink.pdf

About Earth Sink: Earth Sink contains a piercingly detailed and evocative portrayal of the Second Coming of Jesus Christ in the context of what it might be like for the majority of Earth's inhabitants.

The book Earth Sink provides an unconventional perspective on current events and the reasons behind them. It hints that there is a way to change what is happening. No one listens. The world experiences a climactic event many have denied would ever occur.

Earth Sink has received a professional book review from Kirkus Discoveries and is currently in the WorldCat.org Library Catalog. Earth Sink is circulated in various public and university libraries across the United States.

Earth Sink is available in print and eBook. Prices vary for printed editions. Check amazon.com or search keywords Earth Sink Book on Google. Get eBook editions for 99 cents on Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch with iBooks through the iBookstore. Amazon Kindle and Barnes and Noble Nook editions also 99 cents.

Personal perspective behind Earth Sink:

I have noticed a distinct acceleration of global upheavals, both natural and political, beginning in late 2008. It's only a matter of time before an earthquake and volcanic activity in the Canary Islands and the west coast of Africa send a massive tsunami and fallout slamming into the east coast of the United States. Earthquakes in the northeastern United States are just the beginning for that region, as well. Boston will sink into the ocean perhaps even before Los Angeles does. The world will likely soon begin a period of several years during which there is at least one major hurricane raging in both the Atlantic and the Pacific simultaneously, regardless of the season. Add in the likelihood of volcanic eruptions, and we may see intercontinental travel cease altogether for months or years. And we have not even begun to talk about the Yellowstone Caldera and its associated fallout. Earth Sink places these types of events and more into a dramatized context underpinned by eternal principles familiar to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons). Earth Sink is written with enough detail that religious and non-religious readers alike can grasp the concepts.