Sun Valley, Moon Mountains

KUTUZOV'S DREAM: The final book of The Ur Legend series IS AVAILABLE 9-9-19--On the fabled battlefield of Borodino, Napoleon Bonaparte teams up with his historic foe, Russian General Mikhail Kutuzov, to lend their support in the ultimate confrontation, not just of Good versus Evil, but of Good versus the evil in all of us and against a foe that refuses to take a side at all, creating chaos and cruelty simply because it can.

SUN VALLEY, MOON MOUNTAINS--Jaq and Kate are devastated when their daughter dies as a result of a catastrophic birth accident. They give up Wall Street careers and flee to the magnificent mountain country of Idaho. But they discover that they cannot outrun the past. Jaq finds himself being hunted by a monstrous spider, while Kate keeps hearing soft cries coming from the baby monitor that she could never bear to part with. Finally, they land and release a Fantastical Fish in a rain of tears and blood on the Lost River. For help they turn to a local priest, who turns out to be much more, to guide them on a quest to rescue their daughter, Ur, from an ancient being known as Tiamat.

Author: Ajax Minor
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Park Place Publications
Published: 03/12/2016
Pages: 318
Weight: 0.94lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.67d
ISBN: 9781943887095

About the Author
Paul Sinsar was born in Danbury, Connecticut, on September 11, 1950. He 'prepped' at Danbury High School and received an A.B. from Princeton in 1972. After graduation he moved to New York City and began a career as a bond trader. He and his wife Linda lived in Manhattan and Brooklyn for twenty years, and spent another twenty in Denver, Colorado, where their daughter Katherine was born, and died. Presently they reside in Monterey, California. As for Ajax Minor, you'll have to read about him in the Foreword. Mr. Sinsar began writing after the death of Katherine. Her passing, and her life, served as the inspiration for the 'Ur Legend' series of fantasies, of which Sun Valley Moon Mountains is the first of three books. Though the novel is his preferred medium of expression, he has also written a few short stories and some poetry, available on his website, ajaxminor.com.