“The Last Summoner” is a historical time travel fantasy SF book written by Canadian ecologist and internationally published novelist Nina Munteanu. AHS readers may know of Nina’s work as she is a regular contributor to the magazine blog, A Hopeful Sign.
Every Choice Has Its Price…
It’s June 14th, 1410 in Grunwald, Prussia, and one of medieval history’s most decisive battles is about to destroy the powerful Teutonic Order, slaughtering virtually all its monk knights. How would history have changed if this arrogant Nazi-like order had not underestimated its enemy and had instead won to continue sweeping through north-east Europe, unscathed, in its ambitious crusade for Christendom?
As a result of an impetuous choice, young 14-year old Vivianne Schoen, Baroness von Grunwald makes the startling discovery that she can alter history—but not before she’s branded a witch and must flee through a time-space tear into an alternate present-day France ruled by fascists. There, she will learn that every choice has its price.
Nina Munteanu is ”…A master of metaphor.”— Craig Bowlsby
“The Last Summoner” is now in bookstores in Canada, USA, UK, and Europe and available through Amazon.
Nina Munteanu is a Canadian author and ecologist, who enjoys world travel. She has been tasting her way for years around the world with feline companion Toulouse LeTrek in exotic places from Bangkok to Paris. Her articles and award-nominated short stories have been translated into several languages in magazines throughout the world. Nina’s third book, Darwin’s Paradox, is a science fiction eco-thriller that explores humanity’s evolution with intelligent machine and nature. It was nominated for the Aurora, Canada’s top prize for science fiction and its prequel Angel of Chaos was released by Dragon Moon Press in October 2010 and was a finalist for the Foreword Book of the Year. Her newest book Outer Diverse, first of The Splintered Universe trilogy, was released by Starfire World Syndicate in October 2011. Nina is frequently invited to speak at scientific and writing conferences, schools and bookclubs.
Visit Nina on Facebook, Twitter or join her popular blog, The Alien Next Door, for lively discussion on science, pop culture, travel and writing as well as her popular movie and book reviews.
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