<P><B>A Futuristic Science Fiction Novel of Ultimate Consequence.</B></P>

<P>Sage Rogan, a boy-genius from birth, is driven to greatness by a dark vision that forces him to constantly think 'outside of the box'.</P>

<P>As a consequence, his visions allow him to develop thousands of new and amazing innovations, all of which benefit society.</P>

<P>But at what price?</P>

<P>They come as relentless nightmares, never giving Sage a moment's rest, always demanding more; never allowing for a 'normal' life.</P>

<P>But, when Sage discovers his visions are actually from an ancient spirit occupying his mind, and that it has an ulterior motive, Sage realizes he's been manipulated and that everything he's created can as easily be used to destroy the world as save it.</P>

<P>A final battle between Sage and his internal 'dark enemy' can only have one outcome...</P>

<P>...and Sage can only survive annihilation if he wins!</P>

<P><B>About the Author:</B></P>

<P>Sagan Jeffries is the pen name of former world curling champ Ed Lukowich.</P>

<P>In addition to The Trillionsist he has published seven non-fiction books in his Trillion Theory series and has his own YouTube channel entitled 'Universe New Trillion Theory'. The series focuses on the importance of Black Holes in building the spheres, solar system, and galaxies of other cosmos.</P>

<P><B>Praise:</B></P>

<P>"Audacious, even unique,The Trillionist delivers a grand, sweeping explanation of life, the universe and everything." - Matt Hughes</P>

<P>"The Trillionist is an auspicious debut from a powerful new voice. Sage Rojan is a character you'll never forget." - Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author of Red Planet Blues</P>

<P>"Sagan Jeffries is a new author, not only to me, but to the reading world. He is famous for his sporting prowess on the world scene, teaching, sports books, & guiding of his sport, which funnily enough is briefly mentioned in this book. Under his sci-fi persona, he has embarked on a new adventure. I am impressed with the story, the writing, the verbal pictures he evokes, & above all, the characters, whose goals & motivations are clear, if not always achievable in a timely manner to them. Conflicts are detailed & believable, & finally resolved in a manner which ends here, but leaves the way open for future books, which may already be in the works. I look forward to the next adventures of Sage & Tamara." - Mary Maxie, multi-published international author</P>

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