LITTLETON, Colo. (PRWEB) January 11, 2021
Lynn Perez-Hewitt, a Catholic schoolgirl from Rockford, Illinois, Bradley University graduate, and a PR professional, has completed her new book “Measured Time: Book One”: a gripping and potent tale of a physicist who travels from 1944 to 2008 and must return to the past.
Published by Page Publishing, Lynn Perez-Hewitt’s adventurous tale follows Nick Nishimura, a Japanese-American physicist in 1943, who is plucked from an internment camp to join a team of scientists at Los Alamos because military intelligence needs his breakthrough work in transferring atoms. By September 1944, the war effort needs that breakthrough to work. As team leader, he volunteers to enter “the Trick.” He steps into the chamber and steps out into the hot sun of Arizona—in 2008.
Unsure of who to trust and how to return to his own time, Nick meets a retired high school science teacher, Don Sullivan Grant, shortly after his arrival. Together, Nick and Don connect pieces of time to form the fabric of friends, relatives, and colleagues that he needs. Nick quickly discovers that much has changed in the years he did not get to experience, but science still holds many secrets.
Nagging Nick are the last words he shared with one of his few friends at Los Alamos, a young Native American woman who worked in the Lodge. As he left to test his experiment, she smiled, squeezed his hand, and said something about spirits. However, Nick cannot recall what exactly she had said, and he looks for this woman, along with others from his past, to solve this time-bending mystery.
Readers who wish to experience this gripping work can purchase “Measured Time: Book One” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.
About Page Publishing:
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