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Threads of Time by Brian W. Peterson

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Threads of Time by Brian W. Peterson


In what begins as a prequel to The Nova Quadrant, Untas Ursulanus and his bandits have reached full strength. They gobble up riches in every raid. What’s not to love about a dystopian world? Few rules; few obstacles; and fewer law enforcement officials to interfere in the UU Gang’s new profession.

A mysterious traveler from a Quadrant 2 planet arrives. For his species, he is tough and vicious, but a mystical device he carries overshadows his strengths. He can bend Time itself. He can fix a mistake by jumping back one minute. Or two. Or more. He holds unimaginable power and is the only one who knows when Time changes.

Life holds little meaning. Traitors abound. Narcissism is a useful quality. Killing is the norm. Dystopia is the present. And a little creature from the other side of the known universe is hunting down and killing the UU Gang as he pulls apart the Threads of Time.

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Brian W. Peterson was born and raised in Missouri and now resides in Kansas with his wife, Mindy.

His overactive imagination led to a fascination with writing. Throughout his childhood, he would imagine bad and weird things happening to him and those around him, then he would write down the best ideas, which later served as foundations for stories. His first novel, the sci-fi adventure “Children of the Sun,” reflects that imagination.

Because of his intense dreams, the psychological thriller “Dead Dreams” came to life. His third novel, “Wager of Death,” reflects his fascination with having characters who mentally and emotionally spiral out of control due to fear, paranoia, or severe stress.

In his fourth novel, “Paper Doll,” Brian’s Scandinavian heritage comes to the fore. The novel is a true story–creative non-fiction–about three brothers–Brian’s grandfather and two great-uncles–coming of age during the Great Depression and World War II.

Back to sci-fi, novels five and six are the first two books of a dystopian trilogy set in another part of our galaxy. With his storytelling abilities on full display, Brian takes you to “The Nova Quadrant” and back again with “Threads of Time.”
 
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