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Sci-Fi Author Profile
John Twelve Hawks
Also known as J12H or JXIIH, John Twelve Hawks has never met his editor and that he communicates using the Internet and an untraceable satellite phone, usually employing a voice scrambler. No photograph of Twelve Hawks has ever appeared. Twelve Hawks' initial biography on the Random House website was only one line: "John Twelve Hawks lives off the grid."
Website: www.johntwelvehawks.com
Book Review: The Traveler
The Traveler
by John Twelve Hawks
Hawks' book is about an underground and centuries old society of Travelers, Harlequins, and Brethrens. Travelers are able to traverse realms of existence or parallel universes. They possess a unique ability to move between different dimensions. The Harlequins are sworn to protect the Travelers at all costs. The Brethren are hell-bent on destroying all Travelers. Therefore the Harlequins and Brethren are enemies. Are you following this so far? Exactly! It’s a little hard to follow in the beginning because there is so much history between these groups as the story unfolds in modern times. The story actually turns around and improves as you get half way through the book. Hang with it if you can get past the early chapters. You’ll enjoy the book’s premise if you like secret societies and underground sects.
AlienAlmanac.com 2008
