Internal Affairs

by Michael Kimball Jarius “Jars” Mason has decided to give Fate a run for her money. As the highly successful founder and CEO of Synapzius, a cutting-edge biotechnology firm, he finds himself disenchanted with life. Despite his position and wealth, two failed marriages and two children wanting nothing to do with him have left him jaded. Now, Synapzius’ recent inroads in nanotechnology spark Jars’ imagination as to a possible way out of the lethargy that dogs at his heels, threatening to pull him under, down to where despair lurks in the dark corners of his being.  By no means spiritual, Jars questions if there is anything to any of the world’s religions. For him, quantum physics is easier to sort through than the various claims presented as fact in the holy writings of the would-be-gods of the universe. If there were a God out there, He would have to make himself known and come after him because Jars is about to tempt fate daily. Despair wants him and has made itself known—loudly. If t