Mark Taylor: Genesis (Prequel In The Mark Taylor Series) - Plot & Excerpts
The metal body gleamed now, but it was dusty and scratched when he found it in a bazaar in Afghanistan. If there had been a manufacturer's plate on it originally, it was long gone. He was sure it was one of the first thirty-five millimeters ever made, but age hadn't destroyed the perfect lens. The craftsmanship that had gone into the device was evident in its solid construction and clean lines. He hefted it, feeling the familiar thrum of energy. The source of the power remained a mystery. Had it always existed in the camera? Mark traced a finger along the rim of the lens. How did it trigger the dreams linked to the photos? Nothing about the metal and glass gave a clue. It was simple. Basic. Extraordinary. Every day, Mark used the camera and every evening, he developed the film. On the evenings he developed what he termed a pre-photo, he studied it. When he awoke the next morning, he would jot down as many details as he could recall. was like a cosmic puzzle of photographs and dreams. If he was clever and quick enough to fit the pieces together, he could change a person's fate.
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