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Children of the Fifth Sun: Rubicon

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IT HAS BEEN SEVENTEEN YEARS since the Nine Veils abducted half of Nenets children and their bonded Huahuqui from Antarctica. Despite years of searching by Jonathan Teller and the NSA, no one has heard from the clandestine organization, or the abductees.

KJ Nilsson, the remaining children, and their Huahuqui—collectively known as the Stratum—have grown up in relative safety at Alpha Base in Antarctica. Thanks to the work of Lucy Taylor, now President of the United States, the Stratum are to be recognized as a unique, symbiotic, race and legal citizens of several great nations.

But, things do not go as planned when the Nine Veils come out of hiding—with their own army of Huahuqui—determined to become the most elite power on the planet.

Now, KJ and the Stratum must prove they deserve their new status by defending the citizens of Earth—against their own kind.

Whoever wins, the age of man is over.

324 pages, Paperback

Published November 17, 2020

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Gareth Worthington

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Gareth Worthington holds a degree in marine biology, a PhD in Endocrinology, an executive MBA, is Board Certified in Medical Affairs, and currently works for the Pharmaceutical industry educating the World's doctors on new cancer therapies.

Gareth is an authority in ancient history, has hand-tagged sharks in California, and trained in various martial arts, including Jeet Kune Do and Muay Thai at the EVOLVE MMA gym in Singapore and 2FIGHT Switzerland.

He is an award-winning author and member of the International Thriller Writers Association, Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, and the British Science Fiction Association.

Born in England, Gareth has lived around the world from Asia, to Europe to the USA. Wherever he goes, he endeavors to continue his philanthropic work with various charities.

Gareth is represented by Renee Fountain and Italia Gandolfo at Gandolfo Helin Fountain Literary, New York.

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June 1, 2020
What a fantastic novel! Gareth Worthington delivers again! I love his writing style and how he deals with such a complex plot. The Children of the Fifth Sun novels are certainly a series of books that'll stick with me for some time - memorable. Well done, sir!
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December 29, 2020
A thought-provoking, action-packed thriller of the highest order. With Children of the Fifth Sun: Rubicon, Gareth Worthington has managed to do something very few authors do well in any regard - He has capped his trilogy with a final book that manages to be thrilling, engaging, mentally stimulating while packing a worthy emotional payoff. If you like your epic, globe-trotting thrillers with a strong dose of science and a flair for the fantastic - this epic series is for you!
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January 24, 2021
Omg this whole series is amazing. A must read for all!!! I'm not usually one for sci-fi but wow this series has definitely kept my attention!
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June 3, 2020
I absolutely love Children of the Fifth Sun series. This book is an amazing and rather bittersweet conclusion to this brilliant trilogy. Gareth has an impeccable attention to detail, shining throughout the novel. This has been one of my favorite reads, and I'm a little bit sad that the journey is over.
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January 6, 2021
On the surface, the third installment in award-winning author Gareth Worthington’s CHILDREN OF THE FIFTH SUN series — RUBICON — is an action-packed, globe-hopping science thriller. But Worthington hopes readers also pick up on the novel’s ominous underlying message.

“Ultimately,” he says, “I’d like people to understand that if we don’t learn from our past, we are doomed to repeat it. In addition, for readers of the whole series, I wanted to convey that we all have an impact on the world and people around us, even after we are dead. So think about your actions now.”

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