The Battle for Halcyon

Marc Notes: Electronic monograph.; Issued also in print format. Publisher Marketing: In the first book of "The Halcyon Cycle," a risky physics experiment transports the island University of Halcyon to a new world. Meglir, a being of great power, is released from his prison and threatens Halcyon and the tiny refugee colony of Eleytheria. In "The Battle for Halcyon," we follow the struggles of Dave, Al, Pam and Floyd with their "Hansa" allies as they work to stop Meglir's army and find a way to return Halcyon home to its own space-time. Surprising new facts about the continent of Feiramar, her peoples, and her history unfold. A new menace, in league with Meglir, threatens from the east. Will Halcyon continue to follow its program of tyranny to establish a secular utopia? Can Meglir be defeated? Can the island University of Halcyon undo the dislocation and return home? Kazmaier creates a stunning new world at once hauntingly alien and sublimely beautiful. One senses the danger of the unknown, but also the feeling of "coming home." His depiction of the "Hansa," Ancients, boat weed, travel oaks, living cloaks, and blade trees make this fiction series breath-taking in its imagination, yet realistic enough to be believed. Lovers of imaginative, fast-paced colonization epics, which pit good against evil on a continent-wide scale, will find "The Battle for Halcyon" well worth reading. Praise for "The Halcyon Dislocation""If you enjoy Tolkien, Lewis and other good fantasy, this is a book you ought to check out". David Hershey, Goodreads Praise for "The Battle for Halcyon""Kazmaier's colonization epic put me in mind of Anne McCaffrey's remarkable combination of science fiction and fantasy." Brian Meyer, "Orus" About the AuthorPeter Kazmaier is an acclaimed author of futuristic fiction. His experience as a researcher in chemistry enables him to bring authentic scientific insight to his much beloved series, "The Halcyon Cycle." He lives with his wife Kathy in Mississauga. They spend their summers at their cottage on the Rideau Canal, near Seeley's Bay, Ontario.