Jul 8, 2021
April Kuper (Winterblade1980), an Idaho-born mother of four who loves to express herself in all forms of art, has completed her new book, "A Nightmare's Point of View": a gripping and chilling tale about survival on a dangerous mission.
April writes, "Teyrathayn, during their time, were an incredible species in advanced technology, space travel, and a vast array of sciences. They were a highly intelligent species. They were peaceful, benevolent, compassionate, altruistic, and loved by just about everyone in the known galaxies. Creatures from all walks of life knew of their greatness and called upon them for their guidance and their help. They kept their own codes and philosophies of ethics and propriety. They never turned away a creature in need. Their species was considered by many to be magnificently beautiful. This well-loved species absolutely had it all. They lived peacefully for hundreds of millions of years until uncertainty crept in and attacks on their planet with a goal of species destruction disturbed their peace."
Published by Newman Springs Publishing, April Kuper's gripping narrative weaves the tale of the Teyrathayn's response to the attempts at their livelihood and a nightmare of a new species on the rise. Not all nightmares are pure evil though. As the book's protagonist, Embrance says, "I'm a Nightmare with a heart."
In an attempt to protect themselves, the Teyrathayn created guardians and isolated any other species who may have posed a threat. When the Teyrathayn vanished and their planet disappeared, the nightmare truly began. The Teyrathayn created a portal, a doorway, that swallowed the entire planet, sealing it away to protect the rest of the galaxy and the universe from that which they had created. What they had created was the ultimate Nightmare species: the Atheireyn. What happened to the Teyrathayn that remained on the planet? Let's just say that the ones who were viscously torn apart and eaten were the lucky ones.
Readers who wish to experience this daunting work can purchase "A Nightmare's Point of View" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iBooks Store, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble.
For additional information or media inquiries, contact Newman Springs Publishing at 732-243-8512.
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