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Aurora: Atlas
The preparation for war has begun, but it will take them places they never expected…
Saul Harris’ truth has now been set free, but he is not yet a free man. Closely watched by the UNF, everyone wants to know more about him and what he can do. Is he the hero they didn’t know they needed? Or is his connection to the enemy a ticking time bomb?
Meanwhile, Carrie Welles finds her life in a sudden state of flux. After a tragic accident reveals a startling truth, she must find her new place in the world and in the upcoming war.
Just when they thought they were past the worst of things, a universal incident takes place, and everything they thought they knew is called into question.
From their military command post on Centralis Island, to the colonies of Mars and the new superstation Atlas, to the wilds of Siberia and Carlsbad Caverns, the Aurizun team traverse the galaxy in a desperate bid to maintain stability before everything blows out of control.
AURORA: ATLAS is the stunning continuation and penultimate episode of the AURORA series.
Saul Harris’ truth has now been set free, but he is not yet a free man. Closely watched by the UNF, everyone wants to know more about him and what he can do. Is he the hero they didn’t know they needed? Or is his connection to the enemy a ticking time bomb?
Meanwhile, Carrie Welles finds her life in a sudden state of flux. After a tragic accident reveals a startling truth, she must find her new place in the world and in the upcoming war.
Just when they thought they were past the worst of things, a universal incident takes place, and everything they thought they knew is called into question.
From their military command post on Centralis Island, to the colonies of Mars and the new superstation Atlas, to the wilds of Siberia and Carlsbad Caverns, the Aurizun team traverse the galaxy in a desperate bid to maintain stability before everything blows out of control.
AURORA: ATLAS is the stunning continuation and penultimate episode of the AURORA series.
570 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 12, 2023
About the author
Amanda Bridgeman
27 books107 followersAmanda is an award-winning writer of both original and media tie-in fiction.
Her original fiction includes the near-future crime thriller The Subjugate, which is being developed for TV. Her original works also include the best-selling Aurora series, novella trilogy the Spud Compton series, and dystopian The Time of the Stripes.
With regard to her media tie-in fiction, she has written for the Marvel X-Men universe, the Warhammer 40k universe, and the Pandemic board game universe.
Amanda is also a screenwriter, currently developing several films and TV series.
Her original fiction includes the near-future crime thriller The Subjugate, which is being developed for TV. Her original works also include the best-selling Aurora series, novella trilogy the Spud Compton series, and dystopian The Time of the Stripes.
With regard to her media tie-in fiction, she has written for the Marvel X-Men universe, the Warhammer 40k universe, and the Pandemic board game universe.
Amanda is also a screenwriter, currently developing several films and TV series.
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December 12, 2023
Earth is preparing for an invasion. They don't know when, where or if it will occur but, they're doing everything in their power to be ready.
Carrie and McKinley struggle to come to terms with events, both personal and professional. it's tense and at times sad. However their love and commitment leap off the page. There's nothing like a physical and humerous show of love to make you chuckle if not outright laugh. The kids are growing and their individual personalities are beginning to shine.
Harris has his hands full. With family and work. Also leading the JEMS is going to be a challenge.
This book is un-put-downable. There may not be an active invasion happening but, there is plenty of action in getting all stations ready for such an event. If this is the calm before the storm then heaven help us the next book is going to combust.
Carrie and McKinley struggle to come to terms with events, both personal and professional. it's tense and at times sad. However their love and commitment leap off the page. There's nothing like a physical and humerous show of love to make you chuckle if not outright laugh. The kids are growing and their individual personalities are beginning to shine.
Harris has his hands full. With family and work. Also leading the JEMS is going to be a challenge.
This book is un-put-downable. There may not be an active invasion happening but, there is plenty of action in getting all stations ready for such an event. If this is the calm before the storm then heaven help us the next book is going to combust.
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