
Author Ray Lee writes, “All around him in the National Mall was a scene of apocalyptic carnage. Religious reasons had led people here. Scientific reasons, including insights from quantum physics, led them here too. There seemed to be no philosophical distinctions, however, among those unfortunates never going home again and those who were. It seemed the distinction really didn’t matter to the outcome for most who were there. So why did it really matter who was right?”
He continues, “Who was Crucis? Where or even when did he really come from? Dillon was there when they got him. How could there be a god if Crucis was who he seemed to be? How could there not be a god if a being like Crucis existed? Or was it really quite easy to explain who or what Crucis was in the context of science fiction?“
Quantum States: a captivating science fiction story set over the past decade of the present day, exploring the realms of quantum physics.
A new philanthropic and scientific organization called the Quantum Forum is established. Over the following decade, the Quantum Forum grew to billions of members globally and achieved groundbreaking accomplishments in the field of quantum physics. Its overall actions and messages resonated remarkably well with the public.
Some call what it did miraculous, while others view it as blasphemous. However, there is little debate that it forever and profoundly changed the world, ushering in changes unlike any in known human history.
Due to the actions described in the novel, the human race faces an existential threat of its own making. The ultimate cosequences arising from the resulting series this sereies of events, maun known to only a few people, the outcome for all humanity remains uncertain.
This story may inspire a reevaluation of one’s fundamental beliefs and might even prompt readers to contemplate, for the first time or perhaps once again, at least three ancient questions: “Are science and religion really that different?” “Why are we here anyway?” “Are we alone in the universe?”

Chapter 1. Requiem
Chapter 2. In the Beginning
Chapter 3. The Quantum Forum
Chapter 4. That is the Rubicon
Chapter 5. Alea Icta Est
Chapter 6. The Icy Hill
Chapter 7. A Child Will Lead Them
Chapter 8. Nothing But ther Truth
Chapter 9. Things in Heaven and Earth
Chapter 10. Hell is Empty

Chapter 11. All the Devils Are Here
Chapter 12. Through a Glass Darkly
Chapter 13. Somebody Must Pay
Chapter 14. Rubrum Mortem
Chapter 15. Man Down
Chapter 16. Watercolor Memories
Chapter 17. The Tempest
Chapter 18. Signs and Wonders
Chapter 19. Paris is Burning
Chapter 20.Time to Die

Chapter 21. Now Lay Me Down To Sleep
Chapter 22. Thorns and Thistles
Chapter 23. The Former Things
Chapter 24. Imago Dei
Chapter 25. Black Squares on Red
Chapter 26. Est Quod Est
Chapter 27. He Ain't Heavy
Chapter 28. Peace Be Still
Chapter 29. The New World
Chapter 30.Rise in Perfect Light
In the realm of science fiction, the principles of quantum physics often serve as a fascinating backdrop. Authors like Ray Lee have explored these concepts, weaving intricate narratives that challenge our understanding of reality.
No, but It draws heavily on certain quantum physics principles .. the proven and the debatable. Author suggests it may be helpful to have basic familiarity with implication of entanglement, wave-particle duality, dark matter and dark energy, the uncertainty principle, non-locality, and determinism. There is a great deal stillcannot prove via experiment, so there is much to learn.
No, It is a work of science fiction drama. Real scientific theory and achievements however are integral to the overall story.
Yes. Certain thematic elements in this book are in media development. Such items will be announced here when available.
It was written with adult (at least age 18) readers in mind. There is science-fiction violence and adult language content that is not suitable for younger (under age 18) readers.
Ray Lee has completed a new book "Quantum States: Manifestations" that delves into the unsettling experiences of the three Smith siblings in their new home.
Based on a true story, strange occurrences abound, leading the family to question the boundaries of their reality. Lee skillfully weaves elements of the paranormal with intriguing scientific explanations, leaving readers to ponder the elusive nature of truth. Author Ray Lee is a retired, Harvard-educated business executive whose lifelong fascination with the intersections of science and spirituality has inspired this thought provoking work. Drawing on his expertise and personal experiences, Lee invites readers on a journey to uncover the ghostly truth that may be "stranger than fiction." "Quantum States: Manifestations" by Ray Lee is a mesmerizing narrative that challenges readers to confront the mysteries of the quantum world and the unseen forces that may lurk just beyond the veil of our understanding context of science fiction?“
Author Ray Lee shares, "In this book, I delve into the liminal spaces between the known and the unknown, blurring the lines between science and the supernatural. My hope is that readers will be both enthralled and enlightened by this exploration of the quantum nature of reality."
Published by Page Publishing, Ray Lee's insightful work offers readers a captivating glimpse into the enigmatic realms of science and the paranormal. This profound narrative is sure to leave a lasting impact on all who venture to uncover the manifold quantum states of existence. Readers who wish to experience this thought-provoking work can purchase "Quantum States: Manifestations" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.
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Chapter 1. Grandma's House
Chapter 2. When it Started
Chapter 3. Rules of Engagement
Chapter 4. I Saw Them
Chapter 5. Bump, Drag
Chapter 6. Grandpa Died Today
Chapter 7. The Shadow Dog
Chapter 8. Get Out
Chapter 9. Frandma Breaks
Chapter 10.Cousin Moves In
Chapter 11. The Cleaner
Chapter 12. The Kids See
Chapter 13. Get Out ... Again
No, Is is Deliberately written to focus more on the philosopy of reality. Can what one believes create variantns of reality for them different from what others experience?. Is the world some people experience in everyday life different then it is for others?
yes, but it took place decades ago and all the affected parties are no longer living and/or uldnotbe located. The partipants alive and desceased have fictious names to protect their privacy.
Yes. Certain fictional thematic elements in this both books are in media development. Such items will be announced here when available.
Yes. Certain fictional thematic elements in this both books are in media development. Such items will be announced here when available.
Two basic differeneces: First, quantun science content may be less salient in this book, and second, this book is less about "why" things happen and more about "how" they expererienced what seemed "real" to them.
The subject matter is of a mature subject matter. However there is no sex, drugs, or foul language used, or violent death or dismemberment.The subject matter was written with adult (at least age 18) readers in mind. If a person is easily intimidated events that could be characterized as "paranormal" would find portions of events describe herein to be disturbing regardless of age.
Based on a true story. Its a new house in a new city, right afer the most traumatic event of the three Smith siblings ' young lives .. and weitd stuff starts happeing. It goes on for years.
Events could be what might be "spooky." And the house might be called "haunted". Yet there could be "real" scientic explanations. The quantum world "behind the curtain".
Aspects of reality in the universe are beyond our understanding. The ghostly truth may be stranger than fiction.