Bøger af Peter Sandor

Book 3 of the Talus 3 series.The planet the explorers discovered is called Haven. Considering the Korians and Sholites, once ferocious enemies, had recently come to a peace agreement, the planet's name is an excellent omen for a peaceful future-or so the Korians thought.Now, with their space armada left behind, the people living on the new-found planet find a growing rift amongst them. A civil war erupts between the Korian Patriots and the Loyalists with Romy Gunn caught in the middle.Romy Gunn, great grandson of Natalie Lowe of Earth, and son of Ryder Gunn, has not had an easy life. Circumstances, out of his control, have tarnished his family name, leaving him shunned with no purpose in life.>This is book three of the Talus 3 series. It is age appropriate for 13+.

How can a man, 78 years old and suffering from advanced stage dementia, be missing from his nursing home with no explanation?This is the dilemma Natalie Lowe faces when her father disappears with no plausible explanation. The apparent kidnapping has the authorities just as baffled.With little progress, Natalie, as an agent of the intelligence community, embarks on her own investigation. She is surprised to discover there are others, in similar comatose conditions, who are also missing. Who would take people in comas or those having severe cognitive impairments?>This is book one of the Talus 3 series. It is age appropriate for 13+.

The asteroid, Talus 3, has been hurtling through space for over two thousand years. After passing close to Earth, a disaster is barely averted. Now, as the massive rock continues towards Alpha Centauri, the eight million Korian's living in cities within the asteroid hope to find a habitable planet to call their own.Standing in their way is a fleet of seven hundred enemy ships, mirroring the path of Talus 3. The Sholites are relentless, continuing the war with the Korians that has lasted since both their home worlds were destroyed in a solar system many light years away.>This is book two of the Talus 3 series. It is age appropriate for 13+.

In book two of the Wyld Wynd trilogy, Nolan Harrison, previously an unremarkable man of Earth, is on the run. Having narrowly escaped his pursuers, he travels to a new plane of reality with newfound friends who are part of a mysterious peace movement.In the now revealed universe where higher level pureblood clans roam an infinite number of planes of reality and have unique psychic powers, war is an ongoing way of life. The smaller group of peace activists look to Nolan, with his evolving, powerful psychic abilities, to be a leader amongst them.>This book is age appropriate for 13+.

In book three of the Wyld Wynd trilogy, Nolan Harrison escapes to an obscure planet where the inhabitants live a simple, antiquated lifestyle. Unfortunately, as the different clans of purebloods chase Nolan, the peaceful environment is shattered. Assault squads chase Nolan and his friends across the planet as armies of purebloods rush there to engage in an epic battle of battles. As the opposing pureblood armies grow, Nolan rushes to find the mysterious Keys that folklore predicts will avert such a war.>This book is age appropriate for 13+.

Nolan Harrison's life is suddenly torn apart. In the space of one tragic night, he is set on a path to fulfill his greater destiny, uniting unknown worlds thriving with untold power. On a background of war which has lasted centuries, Nolan learns of clans of pureblood humans who have unique psychic abilities, and because of the differences in their genetic makeup driving their unique abilities, they carry the fight across an infinite number of planes of reality.>This is book one of the Wyld Wynd Series. It is age appropriate for 13+.