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    Trumpet's Song: THE EDEN PROJECT, #3
    The Fall of Zrados: THE EDEN PROJECT, #4
    Night Without End: THE EDEN PROJECT, #2
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    THE EDEN PROJECT Series

    By DP FITZSIMONS

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    About this series

    The world had fallen. The mostly vacant cities were silent now. For those who had not been turned or consumed, remote locations proved the best chance to live a while longer before the inevitable end landed its teeth marks on their flesh or its disease in their blood.

    To eat or be eaten was the last imperative of the once noble species. All the accoutrements of being the most civilized of creatures had faded away and the human beast had been returned to the savagery of the primordial forest.

    This was the truth everywhere in the world, except one place—a small island, forgotten before and after the fall, a place where the sun yet shined down onto hopeful souls, 117 souls, the children of the Eden Project, who lived all their days until now in a great, glass dome.

    They were the children of light, pure blooded, uninfected, but they all knew (down to the smallest among them) that these hours of eternal incandescence were numbered.

    They all knew, every moment they breathed, that their destinies awaited them outside the glass, where darkness forever reigned.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDP FITZSIMONS
    Release dateAug 1, 2017
    Trumpet's Song: THE EDEN PROJECT, #3
    The Fall of Zrados: THE EDEN PROJECT, #4
    Night Without End: THE EDEN PROJECT, #2

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 2

      Night Without End: THE EDEN PROJECT, #2
      Night Without End: THE EDEN PROJECT, #2

      Night Without End: THE EDEN PROJECT, #2

      DP FITZSIMONS
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      They left the dome in ashes.  The last survivors of The Eden Project had to leave the cursed planet behind venturing out beyond the reaches of the solar system into trillions of miles of uncharted space.  They drift silently across the never-ending night hoping to one day reach the next star system and begin their hunt for New Earth. Days they keep busy maintaining life support systems. Nights they struggle to sleep. It’s always night in space and when their eyes are closed, the beasts can still hunt them. When Gen awakens from months in deep sleep, she discovers that they are not alone out there in the dark and nightmares are far more terrifying when your eyes are open.

      They left the dome in ashes.  The last survivors of The Eden Project had to leave the cursed planet behind venturing out beyond the reaches of the solar system into trillions of miles of uncharted space.  They drift silently across the never-ending night hoping to one day reach the next star system and begin their hunt for New Earth. Days they keep busy maintaining life support systems. Nights they struggle to sleep. It’s always night in space and when their eyes are closed, the beasts can still hunt them. When Gen awakens from months in deep sleep, she discovers that they are not alone out there in the dark and nightmares are far more terrifying when your eyes are open.

    • 3

      Trumpet's Song: THE EDEN PROJECT, #3
      Trumpet's Song: THE EDEN PROJECT, #3

      Trumpet's Song: THE EDEN PROJECT, #3

      DP FITZSIMONS
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      He awoke in total darkness. Alone in a world of cannibalistic beasts and four-legged fiends with jet black eyes, Trumpet prefers to travel alone. Friends turn. Friends die. Friends find their destiny at the end of his blade. He prefers his music, both the music he sometimes plays with his trumpet and the other music he hears in his head walking the abandoned streets of the dead cities. When the girl comes into his life he is forced to choose. A simple life alone living by his father’s rules or a perilous journey destined for a bloody end.

      He awoke in total darkness. Alone in a world of cannibalistic beasts and four-legged fiends with jet black eyes, Trumpet prefers to travel alone. Friends turn. Friends die. Friends find their destiny at the end of his blade. He prefers his music, both the music he sometimes plays with his trumpet and the other music he hears in his head walking the abandoned streets of the dead cities. When the girl comes into his life he is forced to choose. A simple life alone living by his father’s rules or a perilous journey destined for a bloody end.

    • 4

      The Fall of Zrados: THE EDEN PROJECT, #4
      The Fall of Zrados: THE EDEN PROJECT, #4

      The Fall of Zrados: THE EDEN PROJECT, #4

      DP FITZSIMONS
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      THE FINAL BOOK of THE EDEN PROJECT -- THE FALL of ZRADOS His crew was down to three, but Commander Thirdborn exhaled a shiver of relief. They were still in the game. The Homo sapien sapiens from the diseased planet Earth were still here in the cosmos of the living, still fighting for breath. Read the thrilling final book of The Eden Project as Adam and Gen fight for survival on the savage planet of Zrados.

      THE FINAL BOOK of THE EDEN PROJECT -- THE FALL of ZRADOS His crew was down to three, but Commander Thirdborn exhaled a shiver of relief. They were still in the game. The Homo sapien sapiens from the diseased planet Earth were still here in the cosmos of the living, still fighting for breath. Read the thrilling final book of The Eden Project as Adam and Gen fight for survival on the savage planet of Zrados.

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      The Eden Project: THE EDEN PROJECT

      The Eden Project: THE EDEN PROJECT

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      The world had fallen. The mostly vacant cities were silent now. For those who had not been turned or consumed, remote locations proved the best chance to live a while longer before the inevitable end landed its teeth marks on their flesh or its disease in their blood. To eat or be eaten was the last imperative of the once noble species. All the accoutrements of being the most civilized of creatures had faded away and the human beast had been returned to the savagery of the primordial forest. This was the truth everywhere in the world, except one place—a small island, forgotten before and after the fall, a place where the sun yet shined down onto hopeful souls, 117 souls, the children of the Eden Project, who lived all their days until now in a great, glass dome. They were the children of light, pure blooded, uninfected, but they all knew (down to the smallest among them) that these hours of eternal incandescence were numbered. They all knew, every moment they breathed, that their destinies awaited them outside the glass, where darkness forever reigned.

      The world had fallen. The mostly vacant cities were silent now. For those who had not been turned or consumed, remote locations proved the best chance to live a while longer before the inevitable end landed its teeth marks on their flesh or its disease in their blood. To eat or be eaten was the last imperative of the once noble species. All the accoutrements of being the most civilized of creatures had faded away and the human beast had been returned to the savagery of the primordial forest. This was the truth everywhere in the world, except one place—a small island, forgotten before and after the fall, a place where the sun yet shined down onto hopeful souls, 117 souls, the children of the Eden Project, who lived all their days until now in a great, glass dome. They were the children of light, pure blooded, uninfected, but they all knew (down to the smallest among them) that these hours of eternal incandescence were numbered. They all knew, every moment they breathed, that their destinies awaited them outside the glass, where darkness forever reigned.

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