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"Dust Jacket": The Land Beyond Summer

"Dust Jacket"

Brad Linaweaver's

The Land Beyond Summer

Fay and Clive knew they were in trouble when their dead grandfather's lunatic ravings began to come true. Then they knew his magic was real. After dealing with talking wallpaper and zombie parents, these two teenagers take a journey to the land where the seasons begin ... and where their grandfather, now a powerful wizard named Malak, threatens to destroy the seasons forever.
This new fantasy from a master of horrific suspense deals with the traditional theme of Good versus Evil, as well as coping with divorced parents. Fans of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien will love this instant classic!

Praise for The Land Beyond Summer

I was so taken by THE LAND BEYOND SUMMER that I couldn't put it down. It is extremely well written. Brad Linaweaver has done an excellent book that is very much out of the ordinary. I loved the cats!
-- ANDRE NORTON THE LAND BEYOND SUMMER shows an impressive inventiveness. It reminds me a little of the first Oz books, in that something new and unexpected pops up twice or three times a chapter, and yet it all hangs together. It has some nice, spooky touches, too, along with the fantastic elements.
-- BRAD STRICKLAND

About the Author

Brad Linaweaver is author of the novel Moon of Ice, about what the world might be like if the Nazis had won World War II. Moon of Ice was critically acclaimed, receiving praise from authors as distinguished and diverse as Robert A. Heinlein, Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, and William F. Buckley, Jr.
Brad is also author of fifty short stories, some radio and film scripts, Sliders: The Novel and is co-author with Dafydd ab Hugh of the bestselling Doom novels based on the popular video game from id Software.
He's been a book reviewer for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and a nonfiction contributor to magazines including National Review, Chronicles, New Isolationist, and New Libertarian.
He has a Masters Degree in English from Rollins College, and has taught high-school English. Brad is well-known as a raconteur and is a popular public speaker and debater at supper clubs and conventions. He now makes his home in Los Angeles but maintains close ties to his Southern roots in Georgia and Florida.
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"Dust Jacket": The Land Beyond Summer

"Dust Jacket"

Brad Linaweaver's

The Land Beyond Summer

Fay and Clive knew they were in trouble when their dead grandfather's lunatic ravings began to come true. Then they knew his magic was real. After dealing with talking wallpaper and zombie parents, these two teenagers take a journey to the land where the seasons begin ... and where their grandfather, now a powerful wizard named Malak, threatens to destroy the seasons forever.
This new fantasy from a master of horrific suspense deals with the traditional theme of Good versus Evil, as well as coping with divorced parents. Fans of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien will love this instant classic!

Praise for The Land Beyond Summer

I was so taken by THE LAND BEYOND SUMMER that I couldn't put it down. It is extremely well written. Brad Linaweaver has done an excellent book that is very much out of the ordinary. I loved the cats!
-- ANDRE NORTON THE LAND BEYOND SUMMER shows an impressive inventiveness. It reminds me a little of the first Oz books, in that something new and unexpected pops up twice or three times a chapter, and yet it all hangs together. It has some nice, spooky touches, too, along with the fantastic elements.
-- BRAD STRICKLAND

About the Author

Brad Linaweaver is author of the novel Moon of Ice, about what the world might be like if the Nazis had won World War II. Moon of Ice was critically acclaimed, receiving praise from authors as distinguished and diverse as Robert A. Heinlein, Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, and William F. Buckley, Jr.
Brad is also author of fifty short stories, some radio and film scripts, Sliders: The Novel and is co-author with Dafydd ab Hugh of the bestselling Doom novels based on the popular video game from id Software.
He's been a book reviewer for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and a nonfiction contributor to magazines including National Review, Chronicles, New Isolationist, and New Libertarian.
He has a Masters Degree in English from Rollins College, and has taught high-school English. Brad is well-known as a raconteur and is a popular public speaker and debater at supper clubs and conventions. He now makes his home in Los Angeles but maintains close ties to his Southern roots in Georgia and Florida.
[Download Brad Linaweaver's Photo]Click to See Full Author's Photo

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