Dreams of Betrayal: Realm of Nightmares - Romano, Steve R.
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The world has long forgotten who the Ancients were and how they almost destroyed all life on Earth. Their once ultra-modern cities now lie in ruin. The passing centuries have rebirthed a medieval level of existence, but those who inhabit the planet are unaware of the still-active machines that could possibly end all life permanently. Humanity's hope for survival will depend on what Laktos and his loyal companions do next.

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The world has long forgotten who the Ancients were and how they almost destroyed all life on Earth. Their once ultra-modern cities now lie in ruin. The passing centuries have rebirthed a medieval level of existence, but those who inhabit the planet are unaware of the still-active machines that could possibly end all life permanently. Humanity's hope for survival will depend on what Laktos and his loyal companions do next.
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Autorenporträt
Steve R. Romano's fascination with science fiction started as a child after seeing his first episode of the original Star Trek series. In high school, he became a bigger fan after being assigned to read many of the well-known classics in a science fiction English class. Romano's interest in science fiction was further heightened when his sci-fi heroes - Gene Roddenberry, Theodore Sturgeon and Ray Bradbury - spoke at his high school at one of the assemblies. Mr. Roddenberry showed the students a film of Star Trek bloopers, it being a treasure from Gene's private collection, never shown before publicly at that time. Romano's pastime entertaining guests at renaissance festivals as his witty, costumed character "Laktos, the Intolerable" was the inspiration behind the lead character in his Dreams of Betrayal series. After his friends read several of his amusing stories that were written for their benefit, they encouraged him to take things a step further. He then compiled his collection of tales into a short novel. After an editor critiqued it and gave him valuable pointers, he was ready to start the long journey ahead that led to Steve finding his passion, being a full-time author. He's published 13 books.