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    Cast in Sand: Atlas Cycle
    Children of Atlas: Atlas Cycle
    Beneath the Black Crescent: Atlas Cycle, #2
    Ebook series3 titles

    Atlas Cycle Series

    By Dustin Porta

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    About this series

    In the dome cities of the failed space colony Atlas, mankind has finally clawed its way out of a second dark ages.

    Julian Reeves was born in the lawless second ring and left it behind for the budding city state of New Lexington. Now he's the lead reporter for the station's first ever newspaper, printed on an old, movable-type printing press.

    When Julian is framed for murder and flees the city with the very man responsible, he will have to put aside his newfound humanity and take up the old ways to survive.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDustin Porta
    Release dateJun 7, 2017
    Cast in Sand: Atlas Cycle
    Children of Atlas: Atlas Cycle
    Beneath the Black Crescent: Atlas Cycle, #2

    Titles in the series (3)

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      Beneath the Black Crescent: Atlas Cycle, #2
      Beneath the Black Crescent: Atlas Cycle, #2

      Beneath the Black Crescent: Atlas Cycle, #2

      Dustin Porta
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      The founding of the Arena Under the Hill marked the end of open warfare between the clans of Tokyo2. With peace came prosperity, and the city has grown into the largest metropolis on the space station Atlas. Betrix Farmer gave up the Arena when she left for New Lexington. Now an unexpected debt, to an old enemy, will drive her back into the ring. The stakes are high, but success would mean a fresh start for this former champion and the boy in her care. Betrix is not the only one returning to the dome. The reporter Kate roams the city stirring up trouble, and the twin brothers have settled on the outskirts, bringing troubles of their own. The man everyone's hunting, Julian Reeves, is no longer bound for Tokyo2, but the decision of where to go may not be his to make

      The founding of the Arena Under the Hill marked the end of open warfare between the clans of Tokyo2. With peace came prosperity, and the city has grown into the largest metropolis on the space station Atlas. Betrix Farmer gave up the Arena when she left for New Lexington. Now an unexpected debt, to an old enemy, will drive her back into the ring. The stakes are high, but success would mean a fresh start for this former champion and the boy in her care. Betrix is not the only one returning to the dome. The reporter Kate roams the city stirring up trouble, and the twin brothers have settled on the outskirts, bringing troubles of their own. The man everyone's hunting, Julian Reeves, is no longer bound for Tokyo2, but the decision of where to go may not be his to make

    • Cast in Sand: Atlas Cycle
      Cast in Sand: Atlas Cycle

      Cast in Sand: Atlas Cycle

      Dustin Porta
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      On a failed expedition to the heart of an ancient space station, Edwina wakes in a land of fierce warriors and drifting sands, in a mechanical body that is not her own. With no memory of why, or how many bodies have come before this, one thing is clear: she's trapped and time is running out. An ancient citadel looms over the barren land and a cruel sultan rules the scattered people. Edwina finds a new body, one real enough to feel human, and strong enough to challenge the sultan. But the android body comes with human weaknesses, and like the others it has a mind of its own. When her allies begin to quarrel, Edwina must find a way to make empathy and hatred work together. To do that, she may just have to listen to what the android is telling her. This is Station Atlas, where the fall of humanity is long forgotten, where history becomes fantasy, science becomes magic, and basic survival is high adventure in a strange, fragile world.

      On a failed expedition to the heart of an ancient space station, Edwina wakes in a land of fierce warriors and drifting sands, in a mechanical body that is not her own. With no memory of why, or how many bodies have come before this, one thing is clear: she's trapped and time is running out. An ancient citadel looms over the barren land and a cruel sultan rules the scattered people. Edwina finds a new body, one real enough to feel human, and strong enough to challenge the sultan. But the android body comes with human weaknesses, and like the others it has a mind of its own. When her allies begin to quarrel, Edwina must find a way to make empathy and hatred work together. To do that, she may just have to listen to what the android is telling her. This is Station Atlas, where the fall of humanity is long forgotten, where history becomes fantasy, science becomes magic, and basic survival is high adventure in a strange, fragile world.

    • Children of Atlas: Atlas Cycle
      Children of Atlas: Atlas Cycle

      Children of Atlas: Atlas Cycle

      Dustin Porta
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      In the dome cities of the failed space colony Atlas, mankind has finally clawed its way out of a second dark ages. Julian Reeves was born in the lawless second ring and left it behind for the budding city state of New Lexington. Now he's the lead reporter for the station's first ever newspaper, printed on an old, movable-type printing press. When Julian is framed for murder and flees the city with the very man responsible, he will have to put aside his newfound humanity and take up the old ways to survive.

      In the dome cities of the failed space colony Atlas, mankind has finally clawed its way out of a second dark ages. Julian Reeves was born in the lawless second ring and left it behind for the budding city state of New Lexington. Now he's the lead reporter for the station's first ever newspaper, printed on an old, movable-type printing press. When Julian is framed for murder and flees the city with the very man responsible, he will have to put aside his newfound humanity and take up the old ways to survive.

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