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#IllustrationOfTheDay In this illustration for
Book #5, "The Owl from Oblivion", on the reality timeline, the real Paul25 is lying on the floor
of little Stefan's bedroom while Stefan and his mom are sleeping,
talking to Sophista and doing some
interesting things. Because I added stars to Paul25's neck I now have to
go back and change the story at that point because those stars mean
something. It means that there are even more interesting things that
will be revealed in that scene and plot deepens even more!
#IllustrationOfTheDay Stefan's power suddenly builds and Paul25 tries to keep him from exploding and ripping away part of the Earth's atmosphere.
Click on the picture to enlarge it.
Here is the early version of the back cover for Book #5, "The Owl from Oblivion." The book's expected release will be July 3, 2015. Unlike the other books in the series, this will be a fairly long one, with the draft manuscript currently at approximately 120,000 words.
Here is the back cover description text as it stands today:
Are
dreams the shadows of our lives on another timeline? Stefan’s mistakes in his
prior incorporeal life lead Syon, Stefan’s son from the future who is the
Master of Time, to shatter time in a universe-shaking catastrophe. They and
their friends land onto a new timeline drastically different from their former
lives. Stefan arrives as an exceptionally intelligent seven-year-old child that
is frustrated and confused. Syon becomes the twelve-year-old son of abusive alcoholic
parents. Will Syon’s dad kill him, closing forever for all his friends the
portal of time to their supernatural lives — their dreams? As the Earth and the
Federation of the Twenty learn completely of Stefan’s supernatural powers and
his intent to rule them all, does he want to go back to that life of waiting
daggers? How many knives of dissection and conspiring groups of exploitation,
both alien and human, await these unusual children on this new timeline? Will
these young harbingers of the future ever know happiness?
