Secrets are often best kept... secret.
In "The Trillionist" Sage Rojan, genius inventor and futurist, stands before 'Judge and Jury,' not to defend past deeds, but to plead for the lives of the millions of people placed in mortal jeopardy by his own ill-considered actions.
'These are the actions of a madman', one says. 'Perhaps the result of a life filled with genius,' whispers another.
Sage Rojan knows the truth, and it's up to him to make things right. But before he can save the world, he must first save himself.
"There are no inconsequentials," Rojan pleads to Judge and Jury, "Even a single atom can affect the world around it. Those atoms and their orbiting electrons exist in an expanse small enough that, if you removed all of the space between them, an entire solar system would fit into an area the size of a sugar cube. Every being, large, small, brilliant, or foolish, depends on the contribution of the others. Where is the wisdom if intelligence is not used in the service of compassion?"
Author Sagan Jeffries exposes all - the who, what, when, where, why and how - revealing the life of Sage Rojan: boy genius, turned madman, turned savior.
The Trillionist - a futuristic novel by Sagan Jeffries.

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Sagan Jeffries is the pen name of Ed Lukowich, former world curling champion. The two names prevent his careers from colliding with each other.
The Trillionist is his first novel. He also has a companion book, Trillion Universe Theory, in the works. Though neither of these books have anything to do with the sport which made him famous he is also the author of three curling-instruction books and a coffee-table book on the sport of curling.