AN EXCITING PREQUEL TO PERCEPTION, Book One of the Psychics & Aliens Series
MORE THAN 19 MILLION YEARS AGO...
...a single Being of Light made a catastrophic mistake.
Now, millions of years later, he rules as Tyrantus, Emperor of Orion. A hundred planets have already fallen to his unstoppable forces. His technological superiority imposes loyalty enforcements so harsh, they are blocking entire populations from their natural evolutionary growth, trapped as they are within the Orion Empire's electronic web of mental controls. The Forces of Light Tyrantus once served and turned against have decided they must intervene to protect the galaxy from their fallen brother.
They've sent an emissary into the worlds of flesh, a Liberator. His name is Dalos.
When Dalos and his entourage from the Pleiades breach Orion defenses to land their starship at imperial headquarters-uninvited-their advanced technology alone upsets the sterile calm. Scientists scramble; heads roll. Tyrantus, in his long-extended bodily form, experiences disruption he hasn't felt in millennia and he is livid.
The ensuing battle of wits and deception will decide the fate of the galaxy.
Dalos and his crew have come to halt the spread of mental torture but first they must survive it. Can they turn the tide of galactic enslavement this Being's fall unleashed? Or will they lose themselves in the onslaught?
What happens when the Tyrant comes face to face with his Liberator?
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Lianne Downey writes visionary sci fi thrillers, space opera, magical realism, and workbooks for self-transformation. She's a longtime student of nonlocal consciousness, interdimensional science, reincarnation, and the benefits of personal psychic development. Her novel, Cosmic Dancer, was a National Indie Excellence Award finalist. With her BA in Theater/Film/Journalism from the University of California at Davis, she began her career covering theater for The Los Angeles Times, San Diego Union, and various magazines. She lives in San Diego with her writer/husband/dance partner Joseph P. Downey. When not writing or dancing, she's enjoying the wild pets in their back yard, reading, or watching movies.