LIVONIA, Mich. - Michimich -- Blending science fiction, adventure, and fantasy, The Uncovering, book one in the Warriors Legacy series, follows a group of teenagers with superhero powers as they battle against a race of lizards ravaging the galaxy.
"I've always enjoyed the two genres," says author Evan D. Heuker when asked how he approached writing a fantasy world and a futuristic sci-fi world. "I was once at a summer writers' camp and the instructor said that I couldn't combine the two; instead of quitting I decided to prove him wrong. Dragons and elves and other mythical creatures in space sounded cool to me so that's what I set out to do. The lore that I've worked on really helps to explain the mixture of the two but essentially some planets excelled in technology faster than others which is where the sci-fi comes in, and the other races that were slower and focused more on magic have more of the fantasy element."
When war is rekindled on planet Rhybannon, sixteen-year-old Ezmer is forced from his home. Now he and his group of newly acquired friends are on the run, caught up in an age-old war with the Daigatons. When they find eight magical necklaces that once belonged to great warriors who protected the universe, they soon discover that the necklaces are more than they appear. Will this new team of heroes be able to use their newfound powers to end the war and save their universe?
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The Uncovering is published by BHC Press and is available in hardcover (978-1-64397-040-0, $25.95, 316 pages), trade softcover (978-1-947727-73-1, $14.95, 316 pages) and ebook (978-1-948540-05-6, $7.99) and is available at fine booksellers.
All BHC Press print titles are available to the trade through Ingram Distribution and Baker & Taylor. Ebook library distribution to the trade is available through Overdrive and Baker & Taylor. Books may also be ordered direct from the publisher's website.
About Evan D. Heuker: Evan was born and raised in a small town in Michigan where there are more cows than people. He favors science fiction and fantasy, and he credits The Hobbit as his biggest writing influence. A graduate of Oakland University, he holds a BFA in theater acting. When not writing, he enjoys RPG video games.
About BHC Press: BHC Press is an award-winning publisher of general fiction and nonfiction hardcover, softcover, and ebooks for both YA and adults. To learn more, visit https://www.bhcpress.com/
"I've always enjoyed the two genres," says author Evan D. Heuker when asked how he approached writing a fantasy world and a futuristic sci-fi world. "I was once at a summer writers' camp and the instructor said that I couldn't combine the two; instead of quitting I decided to prove him wrong. Dragons and elves and other mythical creatures in space sounded cool to me so that's what I set out to do. The lore that I've worked on really helps to explain the mixture of the two but essentially some planets excelled in technology faster than others which is where the sci-fi comes in, and the other races that were slower and focused more on magic have more of the fantasy element."
When war is rekindled on planet Rhybannon, sixteen-year-old Ezmer is forced from his home. Now he and his group of newly acquired friends are on the run, caught up in an age-old war with the Daigatons. When they find eight magical necklaces that once belonged to great warriors who protected the universe, they soon discover that the necklaces are more than they appear. Will this new team of heroes be able to use their newfound powers to end the war and save their universe?
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The Uncovering is published by BHC Press and is available in hardcover (978-1-64397-040-0, $25.95, 316 pages), trade softcover (978-1-947727-73-1, $14.95, 316 pages) and ebook (978-1-948540-05-6, $7.99) and is available at fine booksellers.
All BHC Press print titles are available to the trade through Ingram Distribution and Baker & Taylor. Ebook library distribution to the trade is available through Overdrive and Baker & Taylor. Books may also be ordered direct from the publisher's website.
About Evan D. Heuker: Evan was born and raised in a small town in Michigan where there are more cows than people. He favors science fiction and fantasy, and he credits The Hobbit as his biggest writing influence. A graduate of Oakland University, he holds a BFA in theater acting. When not writing, he enjoys RPG video games.
About BHC Press: BHC Press is an award-winning publisher of general fiction and nonfiction hardcover, softcover, and ebooks for both YA and adults. To learn more, visit https://www.bhcpress.com/
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