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    The Seven Last Days - Volume II: The Wings of the Morning: The Seven Last Days, #2
    The Seven Last Days - Volume III: The Productions of Time: The Seven Last Days, #3
    The Seven Last Days - Volume I: The Voice of Day: The Seven Last Days, #1
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    The Seven Last Days Series

    By James David Audlin

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    About this series

    The Sun is sputtering and guttering with only a pallid reddish light. Dark night has nearly completed its victory over day. What few human beings are left cower in a last village awaiting the eventual death of the world.

    Two Hunters struggle for supremacy over a female of a nonhuman race.

    A noah builds a sailing ship to escape to the stars in an attempt to evade the end of the Universe.

    And then a miracle; no one remembers the last time a child has been born, but here is one, a girl. She is beautiful, but strange, given to dancing weird rituals beneath the Moon and painting self-portraits in the nude. One of the two Hunters, Adam Winter, dares to confront her with his love, with disastrous consequences.

    The other Hunter, Ikaros, consumed with rage, teams up with a noah to build an Ark - and it sails into space seeking a new world where humanity might yet live. But there is no miracle for Ikaros; again and again they come back to the same tired world and its darkening Sun.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJames David Audlin
    Release dateNov 30, 2011
    The Seven Last Days - Volume II: The Wings of the Morning: The Seven Last Days, #2
    The Seven Last Days - Volume III: The Productions of Time: The Seven Last Days, #3
    The Seven Last Days - Volume I: The Voice of Day: The Seven Last Days, #1

    Titles in the series (6)

    • 1

      The Seven Last Days - Volume I: The Voice of Day: The Seven Last Days, #1
      The Seven Last Days - Volume I: The Voice of Day: The Seven Last Days, #1

      The Seven Last Days - Volume I: The Voice of Day: The Seven Last Days, #1

      James David Audlin
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      Young as he is, Adam understands that being king would shackle him more tightly than being the lowest slave. He watches birds and clouds pass by overhead as if this land surrounded by an impassable Wall is less than nothing. What is out there - the destroying chaos they warn him about, or mysteries beyond his imagination? He runs away from kingship and seeks the imposing shadowy presence of that final brambled cliff of masonry. This is the first volume in the monumental heptology "The Seven Last Days".

      Young as he is, Adam understands that being king would shackle him more tightly than being the lowest slave. He watches birds and clouds pass by overhead as if this land surrounded by an impassable Wall is less than nothing. What is out there - the destroying chaos they warn him about, or mysteries beyond his imagination? He runs away from kingship and seeks the imposing shadowy presence of that final brambled cliff of masonry. This is the first volume in the monumental heptology "The Seven Last Days".

    • 2

      The Seven Last Days - Volume II: The Wings of the Morning: The Seven Last Days, #2
      The Seven Last Days - Volume II: The Wings of the Morning: The Seven Last Days, #2

      The Seven Last Days - Volume II: The Wings of the Morning: The Seven Last Days, #2

      James David Audlin
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      Given the wild gift of scrying, Adam is subjugated to a mad emperor and slavers, meets the Prince of the Upper Air, runs from the Assassin's Guild, gets lost in an impassable desert, is overwhelmed by the maddening magic of the East, and finally finds his place among a people literally in the middle of nowhere. Yet even there the rising tide of, ahem, civilization - of war and commercialism and rampant greed - threatens to inundate him and his adopted people.

      Given the wild gift of scrying, Adam is subjugated to a mad emperor and slavers, meets the Prince of the Upper Air, runs from the Assassin's Guild, gets lost in an impassable desert, is overwhelmed by the maddening magic of the East, and finally finds his place among a people literally in the middle of nowhere. Yet even there the rising tide of, ahem, civilization - of war and commercialism and rampant greed - threatens to inundate him and his adopted people.

    • 3

      The Seven Last Days - Volume III: The Productions of Time: The Seven Last Days, #3
      The Seven Last Days - Volume III: The Productions of Time: The Seven Last Days, #3

      The Seven Last Days - Volume III: The Productions of Time: The Seven Last Days, #3

      James David Audlin
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      A sculptor returns from a tired bitter war to Paris - or a dream of Paris - and the glimpsing visions of the actress Argent de Resznay. But then she disappears and in her memory he begins to sculpt her reality. The government, meanwhile, prepares a device that will shut down the unconscious mind - and with it not only all resistance to authority, but any vestige of the creative spirit in humanity. The sculpted reality of Argent may be the Goddess Who can stop this, or it may be another tool in the hands of totalitarianism. The third volume in the monumental heptology "The Seven Last Days".

      A sculptor returns from a tired bitter war to Paris - or a dream of Paris - and the glimpsing visions of the actress Argent de Resznay. But then she disappears and in her memory he begins to sculpt her reality. The government, meanwhile, prepares a device that will shut down the unconscious mind - and with it not only all resistance to authority, but any vestige of the creative spirit in humanity. The sculpted reality of Argent may be the Goddess Who can stop this, or it may be another tool in the hands of totalitarianism. The third volume in the monumental heptology "The Seven Last Days".

    • 4

      The Seven Last Days: Volume IV: A Mirror Filled With Light
      The Seven Last Days: Volume IV: A Mirror Filled With Light

      The Seven Last Days: Volume IV: A Mirror Filled With Light

      James David Audlin
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      Across a landscape blasted by war, littered with still-crawling body parts and computer-driven fighting machines that continue to fire at random, a former soldier wanders, not really alive and not really dead, finding he has the unwanted power to heal. Accompanied by his dozen despicably loathesome disciples, companioned first by Sister Clare the young mother abbess, and then by Sappho the beautiful violet-haired poet, John Boanerges seeks his own death on a cross. This is the fourth volume in the monumental series of seven novels, “The Seven Last Days”.

      Across a landscape blasted by war, littered with still-crawling body parts and computer-driven fighting machines that continue to fire at random, a former soldier wanders, not really alive and not really dead, finding he has the unwanted power to heal. Accompanied by his dozen despicably loathesome disciples, companioned first by Sister Clare the young mother abbess, and then by Sappho the beautiful violet-haired poet, John Boanerges seeks his own death on a cross. This is the fourth volume in the monumental series of seven novels, “The Seven Last Days”.

    • 5

      The Seven Last Days: Volume V: A Stitch in Time
      The Seven Last Days: Volume V: A Stitch in Time

      The Seven Last Days: Volume V: A Stitch in Time

      James David Audlin
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      The fabric of time and space have been ripped apart by humanity. But nobody seems to care; everyone is involved in the latest fad, an illegal pastime called The Game. Legend speaks of the Unknown King, who supposedly is coming to set things right, but time, literally, is running out. With the fabric of reality ripping at the seams, things come into existence without antecedent cause, or wink out of existence for no apparent reason. Clocks start running backwards. time freezes here and there, and to enter these timeswamps is to live a horrible eternity. The false god Nostradamus has become real, and has set out to pull the universe apart. And some enemy that may or may not be real is pulling humanity into nothingness. Only that Unknown King might be able to halt the destruction of literally everything, but nobody has come forward claiming to be him. Least of all someone like Arjuna, down on his luck and playing The Game just to pass the time.

      The fabric of time and space have been ripped apart by humanity. But nobody seems to care; everyone is involved in the latest fad, an illegal pastime called The Game. Legend speaks of the Unknown King, who supposedly is coming to set things right, but time, literally, is running out. With the fabric of reality ripping at the seams, things come into existence without antecedent cause, or wink out of existence for no apparent reason. Clocks start running backwards. time freezes here and there, and to enter these timeswamps is to live a horrible eternity. The false god Nostradamus has become real, and has set out to pull the universe apart. And some enemy that may or may not be real is pulling humanity into nothingness. Only that Unknown King might be able to halt the destruction of literally everything, but nobody has come forward claiming to be him. Least of all someone like Arjuna, down on his luck and playing The Game just to pass the time.

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      The Seven Last Days: Volume VI: The Stars Blindly Run
      The Seven Last Days: Volume VI: The Stars Blindly Run

      The Seven Last Days: Volume VI: The Stars Blindly Run

      James David Audlin
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      The Sun is sputtering and guttering with only a pallid reddish light. Dark night has nearly completed its victory over day. What few human beings are left cower in a last village awaiting the eventual death of the world. Two Hunters struggle for supremacy over a female of a nonhuman race. A noah builds a sailing ship to escape to the stars in an attempt to evade the end of the Universe. And then a miracle; no one remembers the last time a child has been born, but here is one, a girl. She is beautiful, but strange, given to dancing weird rituals beneath the Moon and painting self-portraits in the nude. One of the two Hunters, Adam Winter, dares to confront her with his love, with disastrous consequences. The other Hunter, Ikaros, consumed with rage, teams up with a noah to build an Ark - and it sails into space seeking a new world where humanity might yet live. But there is no miracle for Ikaros; again and again they come back to the same tired world and its darkening Sun.

      The Sun is sputtering and guttering with only a pallid reddish light. Dark night has nearly completed its victory over day. What few human beings are left cower in a last village awaiting the eventual death of the world. Two Hunters struggle for supremacy over a female of a nonhuman race. A noah builds a sailing ship to escape to the stars in an attempt to evade the end of the Universe. And then a miracle; no one remembers the last time a child has been born, but here is one, a girl. She is beautiful, but strange, given to dancing weird rituals beneath the Moon and painting self-portraits in the nude. One of the two Hunters, Adam Winter, dares to confront her with his love, with disastrous consequences. The other Hunter, Ikaros, consumed with rage, teams up with a noah to build an Ark - and it sails into space seeking a new world where humanity might yet live. But there is no miracle for Ikaros; again and again they come back to the same tired world and its darkening Sun.

    Author

    James David Audlin

    James David Audlin is an American author living in Panama, after previously living in France. A retired pastor, college professor, and newspaper opinion page editor, he is best known as the author of "The Circle of Life". He has written about a dozen novels, several full-length plays, several books of stories, a book of essays, a book of poetry, and a book about his adventures in Panama. Fluent in several languages, he has translated his novel "Rats Live on no Evil Star" into French ("Palindrome") and Spanish ("Palíndromo"). He also is a professional musician who composes, sings, and plays several instruments, though not usually at the same time. He is married to a Panamanian lady who doesn't read English and so is blissfully ignorant about his weirdly strange books. However his adult daughter and son, who live in Vermont, USA, are aware, and are wary, when a new book comes out.

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