Diversion: A MacIver Kids Adventure

by Lawrence Nault

In the thrilling sequel to " A MacIver Kids Adventure," the indomitable MacIver siblings return for another heart-pounding journey beyond imagination. In " A MacIver Kids Adventure," Lawrence Nault invites readers to join Allen and his adopted siblings as they defy the bounds of Earth and embark on an unforgettable odyssey to Europa, a moon of Jupiter.

Beneath the icy surface of Europa lies a world teeming with secrets and ancient mysteries. As the MacIver Kids venture into the depths, they discover the remnants of a lost civilization—the Atlanteans—dwelling in the frigid waters beneath the ice. But their discovery unleashes a chain of events that will test their courage, resilience, and the strength of their familial bonds.

Amidst the wonders of Europa, the MacIver Kids confront formidable from the treacherous depths of the ocean to the complex webs of political intrigue that threaten to engulf them. As they navigate the perilous waters of this distant moon, they must confront issues of equality, justice, and the true meaning of family.

"Diversion" is a riveting tale of adventure, discovery, and the unbreakable spirit of youth. With its richly imagined world and diverse cast of characters, this gripping novel is sure to captivate readers of all ages. Join the MacIver Kids as they journey beyond the stars and into the heart of an epic adventure.

Prepare to be swept away by " A MacIver Kids Adventure."

269 pages, Paperback

Published February 26, 2024

About the author

Lawrence Nault is a Canadian author, filmmaker, and host of Stone & Signal whose work explores the intersections of ecology, technology, and human meaning. Writing across speculative fiction, poetry, and other narrative forms, he creates stories that reflect on the futures we are building, the systems that shape our lives, and our evolving relationship with the natural world.

Rooted in Alberta’s Badlands, Nault’s work is grounded in landscape, reflection, and a deep attention to both fragility and resilience. Whether exploring identity in an AI-shaped future, ecological disruption, or the quiet forces that shape human lives, his writing is driven by a belief in the power of story to question, connect, and imagine what comes next.

Beyond the page, his creative practice also includes documentary film and podcasting, including Stone & Signal, a narrative-driven project exploring climate, technology, and the human condition.