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    Avium
    Avium
    Avium
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    Avium

    By Nathan Aylestock

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    In the aftermath of democracy and rise of totalitarianism, we have colonized the Solar System, making our once estranged planets part of our new empire. But war has followed us through space and time. Cutting edge cybernetics, super power drugs, the loss of thousands of years of history, and the power vacuum between rivaling corporations all plunge Avium, the cyber capital of Earth, into revolt.
    While exposing corruption in the capital, vigilante Jake Fatorum uncovers the mysteries surrounding his father's death, consequently unraveling the four corporations that rule the Solar System, and he becomes a wanted target. Meanwhile, GAMMA, the underground super base of collective intelligence agencies, simply watches from the shadows, hoping—praying to restore the United States to its former glory through their advanced technology and by "recruiting" the heroes of the land for their galactic campaign.
    However, a far greater force of darkness looms on the horizon, threatening to end humanity's reign across all dimensions, all times, and all stages of evolution....

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNathan Aylestock
    Release dateJul 4, 2020
    ISBN9781005619084
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    Nathan Aylestock

    Nathan was born in Canada, raised in Oklahoma and currently lives in Arizona where he has been writing the Avium series for fifteen years, creating digital art, making music, and bodybuilding for ten years!Check out digital artwork in full HD athttps://www.deviantart.com/cytrek1Download Avium Soundtracks for free!https://www.soundcloud.com/dubstalkerdj

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