Openings

· James S. Peet
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About this ebook

He opened a portal to a parallel Earth where humans don't exist.


For physicist Tim Bowman, it’s the opportunity of a lifetime, but one fraught with peril. Opportunity and danger await, particularly when the local fauna views you as a snack.


Humans may not live here but the mega-fauna of the Pleistocene does, hungry and waiting. But this is nothing compared to what his government back home is planning for him.


Book 1 in an exciting new series, The Hayek Chronicles, by the author of the Corps of Discovery series.


A Prometheus Award nominee.

About the author

James S. Peet is a modern day Renaissance Man. He’s lived on four continents, six countries, and visited countless more. He’s been a National Park Service Ranger, a police officer, a tow-truck driver, a college instructor, a private investigator, a fraud examiner/forensic accountant, an inventor (the Simple Shower - sold on Amazon), and an entrepreneur. He's walked the Camino de Santiago (two short ones and the long one from St. Jean Pied de Port to Muxia), a walkabout he highly recommends (and wrote a cook-book for his second Camino - it's also on Amazon).

He lives on the top of a small mountain in the foothills of Washington’s Cascade Mountains with his wife, dogs, barn cats, and whatever adult daughter returns to the nest. He’s attended 10 colleges and universities, two law enforcement academies, and has three degrees (all in geography) and multiple certificates (he really likes learning).

His novels are set in the multiverse. His other writing endeavors include several articles on modern sea piracy, economics, and the private investigation of fraud.

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