Tenpenny Zen: a novel of sex, cults, and an interdimensional henge contraption

How does prophecy choose its victims? Willow Charm knows how to run. She ran away from the military's paranormal research program, away from the father who made her a test subject. To stay free, she's learning how to hide. The Threshold Elsewhere Following is excellent camouflage for Willow, and her secrets. The hippie commune's leader pushes her to explore her powers and their uncanny connection to technology. Whether she wants to learn, or not. Cult leader Severin Tenpenny has dwelt for years at the threshold of a source of unimaginable power. He can touch that otherworldly force, but not command it. There is much about Willow that his unnatural knowledge cannot discern, but he sees the potent energy she carries. Sees that with it he could unlock limitless power. The key to controlling that energy is controlling Willow. Brad Tanner has no idea what he's getting into when he gives Willow a lift. She's drawn to him, for reasons both obvious and mysterious. He falls hard for her, too, not realizing he doesn't even know her real name. Soon he's got terrible secrets of his own. Brad refuses to be anybody's bad guy, although it prevents him from being anyone's hero either. No matter how badly Willow needs one. Is it time for Willow to run again? Someday, it will be time for her to disappear.