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    Tears for Atlantis
    Tears for Atlantis
    Tears for Atlantis
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    Tears for Atlantis

    By J. M. Rojas

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    Seasons change, and so does the world. A restless, ancient people have come from our distant past to live among modern man. And with them they bring their age old quarrels.

    The Crown of Dreams lays buried beneath the seas of the world, lost forever. However, there is one man left who remembers where it fell. And his mere memory of its location has made Thomas a target for power-hungry men...

    "Tears for Atlantis" is a short story about Jack Grey's parents, Thomas and Eleanor. It is a prequel to the events that take place in "Dark Tide Rising".

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ. M. Rojas
    Release dateFeb 16, 2013
    ISBN9781301667789
    Tears for Atlantis
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    J. M. Rojas

    I have been writing and creating stories ever since primary school. The two series that you will find on this account are "The Brighteyes Chronicles" (modern fantasy/sci-fi) and the "Akalorn Saga" (epic fantasy).

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