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The Centre Cannot Hold
The final book of the Atlantean Triumvirate trilogy.
Jane Archer and John Murdoch head a motley crew aboard an Atlantean ship with an out of the way destination...
Captain James Riley battles the British Empire's foes as London quails in the face of a savage and unexpected attack.
Can they prevail? Or will the heart of the Empire collapse?
Jane Archer and John Murdoch head a motley crew aboard an Atlantean ship with an out of the way destination...
Captain James Riley battles the British Empire's foes as London quails in the face of a savage and unexpected attack.
Can they prevail? Or will the heart of the Empire collapse?
246 pages, Paperback
First published July 16, 2010
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About the author
C. Craig R. McNeil
12 books3 followersC. Craig R. McNeil was brought up on a farm just outside Stranraer. He moved to Edinburgh in 1996 where he wrote his first short stories.
His first major book, An Atlantean Triumvirate, was followed by Ghosts of the Past and The Centre Cannot Hold. It was followed by Terra Inferus series of novellas which continued the adventures started in the Atlantean Triumvirate trilogy. I am Stefan Stahl and Black Sun followed, the loose trilogy ending with And All Hell Followed
He now lives in Dunfermline, Scotland and writes books, bringing his alternative fantasy to an ever growing audience.
His first major book, An Atlantean Triumvirate, was followed by Ghosts of the Past and The Centre Cannot Hold. It was followed by Terra Inferus series of novellas which continued the adventures started in the Atlantean Triumvirate trilogy. I am Stefan Stahl and Black Sun followed, the loose trilogy ending with And All Hell Followed
He now lives in Dunfermline, Scotland and writes books, bringing his alternative fantasy to an ever growing audience.
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January 24, 2014
This was a fantastic trilogy! I really enjoyed reading it, the continuity of the plot and characters was great. I never for the life of me saw the surprise ending coming though. I had to re-read a portion of the final book several times to make sure I had it right. Great work Mr. McNeil looking forward to your other works.
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