Nemesis and the Vault of Lost Time by P.J. Davis

I’m excited to share with you a new, exciting novel that is targeted to kids ages 8+. It has full of adventure, comedic wit and excitement. Nemesis and the Vault of Lost Time is written by P.J. Davis and illustrated by Thomas Peacock. The book is recommended for ages: 8+ and is a good sized read at 234 pages.

Book Summary:

“…it’s hard to prove the world’s most important substance is missing when no one knows it’s gone.”

“Substance? What substance?” asks thirteen-year-old Max Kellerman. “Why time itself!” exclaims the strange professor who Max meets in the back of his uncle’s bookstore. In fact, he says, time is being sucked out of every living person by invisible thieves and stored away in a deep, dark netherworld.

Could the professor possibly be right… or just plain crazy?

It depends on whether Max can unravel the mysterious clues in the tattered manuscript the professor leaves behind. With the help of his best friends Derek and Samantha, Max begins a quest to find this dark realm and to discover its hidden secrets. But with the time clock ticking and the professor gone missing, Max uncovers a truth he never thought possible.

Max must unravel the mysteries of Nemesis to save not just his world, but the very fabric of time itself.

Immerse yourself into the story!!! Decode the clues with this free printable below:

The Reviews are in!!

“Absolutely LOVED this book. While reading I felt like I was in the story. It’s a great story for kids but also a fun read for adults as well!”

— Goodreads Review

“Nemesis and the Vault of Lost Time is fun, for both kids and adults.”

— Goodreads Review

“…makes for a great bedtime read-aloud for your kids while getting caught up in the adventure yourself. It’s such a fun and whimsical book that can bring the family together both young and old.”

— Goodreads Review

Our review:

This book is captivating and keeps the reader engaged and craving to follow the story all the way to the end. Not only did I enjoy the read as an adult, but my 14 year old nephew also loved it and commented how much he enjoy the mix of fantasy, suspense and wit. Great read for kids who are into adventure and thrill.

About the Author

PJ Davis lives in the tiny mountain town of Brevard, North Carolina overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains. He lives there with his wife, youngest son, three sleepy cats and three noisy ducks. For his day job, he names things, such as companies, products and services. he even named the town’s annual White Squirrel Festival.

PJ is a nickname, short for Phillip John, which is the type of long, formal-sounding name that parents use when they are really mad about something you did and for which you are about to get into serious trouble. As a child PJ was a bit like his book character Max, and also suffered from ACHOO syndrome, along with bouts of intense curiosity and daydreaming. Growing up, almost all of his questions started with “what if…”, which drove his parents crazy.

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About the Illustrator

Tom Peacock is an artist extraordinaire with an extensive background in illustration and graphic design. His work as an agency art director and subsequent roles in marketing and art direction make him an in-demand talent. Tom is not a native of North Carolina but got there as soon as he could. When not drawing, off roading or selling mountain real estate, Tom can be most likely be found in the woods.

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• An autographed copy of Nemesis and the Vault of Lost Time 
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Disclosure: This post is sponsored by P.J. Davis. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view.

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