The Leap Back 2009
convention
special guest star DEBORAH PRATT
creates a new and exciting book
series and online universe!
Why wait until 2009 to see what
Deborah Pratt has been up to? With the release of the first book in her new series "The
Vision Quest", Deborah has given us a wonderful new world in which to read and
play! Be sure to get your copy of Book 1: The Age of Light before the first 1000
signed copies are gone! The first book will be followed by two more in the trilogy, so
keep an eye on the website for release dates. Then, attend The Leap Back 2009
Quantum Leap convention in March of 2009 and tell Deborah in person how you enjoyed the
series!
Listen to Deborah Pratt
on the Marc Cohen Computers & Technology show (Saturdays at 9am) as she talks about
her "The Vision Quest" series and Quantum Leap!
Visit The Vision Quest
website!
http://www.thevisionquest.com
CAN
THE VISION QUEST HELP SAVE THE PLANET?
CREATOR DEBORAH M. PRATT CERTAINLY HOPES SO!
The year is 118 A.Q. (After
Quake). Great Quakes have transformed the earth. Mega-corporations have merged to form a
unified planet. Peace reigns – for the moment. But the Black Guard, a race of
genetically engineered biodroids, threatens humanity. All this is based either on current
reality or possible/likely reality. Deborah M. Pratt’s new book and multiplatform
enterprise, The Vision Quest, takes readers on this journey to stimulate,
entertain, and hopefully inspire toward choices and behaviors leading to a positive
future.
THE
VISION QUEST
Book 1 –
The Age of Light
Deborah M. Pratt
(VGM Publishing, 2006, ISBN-0-9787309-0-9)
The best science fiction has
always had a strong social and moral conscience. It’s what made works by Isaac
Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Philip K. Dick meaningful and timeless. Now,
Deborah M. Pratt, who co-created the classic 1989-93 NBC television series “Quantum
Leap,” gives us a new sci-fi franchise in “The Vision Quest.” Pratt aims
high with her intention to provide intelligent, relevant literature that is also
entertaining. She succeeds masterfully in “The Vision Quest,” the first book of
her trilogy of the same name. With well-crafted, multi-dimensional characters that we
really care about, and storylines with currency and meaning, “The Vision Quest”
will appeal to many readers who have not typically been drawn to the genre. A new world
vision, based on humanity’s current direction, and technology that’s either
available now or will be shortly, “TVQ” posits a humankind about 150 years from
now that has survived the global wrath of Mother Nature, only to be confronted by our
human shadow, in the “person” of biodroids, devised through sophisticated
genetic engineering. We have heroes and villains, romance and adventure. A terrific ride,
as both entertainment and social/environmental treatise. Watch for “The Vision
Quest” in two more novels, as well as animated online webisodes (www.thevisionquest.com), games,
and feature films. It’s a franchise with a future … and a soul.
