Courage Defies Norms and Often Courts Blasphemous Dreams

Unravelling the universe’s secrets

Miami, FL – WEBWIRE – Friday, September 27, 2019

Author of suspense-filled sci-fi “Pitus Peston and the Gods of Oman,” Everret Hunt, goes into the details about his books and blogs about personal interests and views on his website: (insert author’s domain name). Pitus Peston is a bold and courageous character who is loyal to a great cause upon discovering an intergalactic mystery during an intergalactic war.

Set in latter part of 18^th century, New Yorker Pitus Peston dreams of things beyond anyone’s reality in life. Perceived as blasphemy during the time, he dares court the blasphemous dreams despite his idols who were burnt for having such dreams. He believed capability without opportunity wasted the visions of great and wise men, but sometimes the two converge, birthing to great possibilities.

Join Pitus Peston on his bold quest. The Pitus Peston series is available for purchase on Everret Hunt’s website everetthuntbooks.com

“Pitus Peston and the Gods of Oman”
Written by Everett Hunt
Published by Your Online Publicist
Published Date: September 26, 2019
Paperback: $14.99
EBook: $4.99
Website: https://everetthuntbooks.com/

About the Author
Everett Hunt, the creator of Pitus Peston and his adventures, is 66 and lives in Castile, New York, with Sally, his wife of forty-three years. Born in Glens Falls, New York, he grew up in nearby Fort Ann, and attended Fort Ann Central School, graduating in 1971. He entered Albany College of Pharmacy in the fall of that year, graduating in 1976 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacy. He met Sally in Pharmacy school and married in 1976 after graduation. They have four grown children and four grand-children. Hunt’s writing career began in 1990 when the 18th century space traveler and world’s first astronaut, Pitus Peston came to life in “Pitus Peston and the Gods of Oman.” Since then he wrote four more adventures: “Pitus Peston and the Eyes of Harnuk,” “Pitus Peston and the Loose End,” “Pitus Peston and the Vendetta,” and “Pitus Peston and the Golden Age of Roolandoo.”