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Book Spotlight: Future Comes From Behind by S.T.K. Chan

About The Book

Book Name: Future Comes from Behind (Paradigm Shift, #1)

Author: S.T.K. Chan

Publisher: S.T.K. Chan

Genre: Science-Fiction/Fantasy, Visionary

Page Count: 235

Release date: August 28, 2018


Synopsis

After Lisa barely manages to escape an invasion from the Rebel army in her home of Malta, she discovers Exo. This ancient dimension is made of memories from the past. It is here that evil manifests as flesh. It is here that the legacy of centuries of darkness can be stopped from whispering to our ears. Lisa desperately wants to resolve the conflicts of this inner world peacefully, but quickly learns she must fight the shadows in people’s hearts materialized through battle re-enactments, warfare and emotional turmoil.

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About The Author

S.T.K. Chan – A fan of nourishing SF&F fiction. Seeker of essential truths in historical non-fiction. Exploring life for almost half a century. Delivering action and matters of the inner self. “Chan has license to be more philosophical and issue-oriented, and on the whole he blends together different genres well.” (John Staughton, SPR)

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