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    By Erec Stebbins

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    || "Exploratory fiction at its most powerful and intelligent. These are works that nurture wonder and sometimes break hearts. A brilliant conclusion to a series that tests the elasticity of imagination, with consistently stunning results." (ForeWord Reviews). || UNTIL ALL IS LOST, NOTHING IS FOUND. The final element of a unique trilogy. A story in which the one that was lost will be found. Where a thief will guide against chaos and time. Where all that was held dear will perish. And in that final and utter destruction--there will be a Creation. || "Mind-bending science-fiction, pushing the boundaries of description and readers’ expectations. (San Francisco Book Reviews). || "An absolutely stunning end to the Daughter of Time Trilogy." (Tome Tender). ||

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherErec Stebbins
    Release dateJan 17, 2016
    ISBN9781942360209
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    Erec Stebbins

    Erec Stebbins is a biomedical researcher who writes novels in a variety of genres, focusing on thrillers and science fiction. His work has consistently been praised for its action and thrills alongside a deeper, often philosophical angle. His novels have been called "unique" and "pulse-pounding" (THE RAGNARÖK CONSPIRACY), "altogether profound, reminiscent of Bradbury and Dan Simmons' Hyperion" (DAUGHTER OF TIME TRILOGY), and "startlingly dark" (EXTRAORDINARY RETRIBUTION) with five star ratings in Foreword Reviews, San Francisco Book Reviews, Portland Book Review, and others.

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