Riders in the Storm

'Riders in the Storm' by C S Duncan Never moving, never encroaching further or retreating, it was completely static in its boundaries. Its apparent content was the complete opposite. Flashes and turmoil so rapid that nothing could be resolved, high speed photography that attempted to capture some discernable image was useless, the storm appeared to be opaque beyond a few inches in depth. Like a mountain range, it was just simply there. Eventually it became accepted. Rielli would learn more, much more. Story is stand alone, but is actually fourth volume in a cycle titled 'Reality Five'. ( this was the 1st book I ever completed rather derivative and corny there is still plenty enough to . . . entertain )