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Baynes, Jaiden

 
9781998753277: Gods and Monsters: Terra Solaris

Synopsis

In a world where gods clash and alliances are fragile, stand with Terra, the most powerful goddess of Graia, as she battles her greatest fears!

Betrayed by her apprentice and thrown into an impossible war, Terra must join forces with the enigmatic Hades to restore peace and topple the tyrannical Zeus. With the fate of the Kosmos hanging in the balance, they must navigate a treacherous landscape filled with betrayal, political maneuvers, and unexpected truths.

As Typhon descends upon the realm with a siege to dominate all, Terra rallies her misfit band of heroes to challenge tyranny in all its forms. But when Zeus unveils his true intentions, Terra realizes she faces an even greater enemy-one that may come from within her own lineage.

Can Terra and Hades unveil the secrets that bind them and ignite a revolution in a world riddled with deception? Or will Zeus's iron grip plunge Graia into eternal darkness?

Gods and Monsters: Terra Solaris is a captivating mythic adventure packed with political intrigue, forbidden romance, and epic battles. Perfect for fans of Greek mythology seeking a spellbinding tale of courage, rebellion, and the fight for hope.

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À propos des auteurs

Jaiden Baynes is an award-winning author from Ontario, Canada, known for his thought-provoking writing that challenges the status quo. He has won the Literary Titan Gold Book Award for his debut title, "Enemies of Africa: Second Edition," a non-fiction work that challenges conventional narratives about the continent's past and present struggles.

Jaiden's writing reflects his commitment to anti-hierarchy and pro-equality values and his belief that absolute power corrupts absolutely, that might does not make right, and that order without justice is useless. He has a talent for combining his knowledge of history and his vivid imagination to create compelling stories that entertain and enlighten readers of all ages and backgrounds.

Jaiden is also an accomplished artist and programmer, who enjoys exploring different forms of expression and using technology to enhance his creativity. His debut writing, 'The Ninth Crusade, ' was featured in Death by Words, published by his Writer's Craft Class in 2019.

In his free time, when he is not busy writing, Jaiden enjoys exploring new ideas and interests, including drawing and programming.

John Colarusso is a Professor of Languages and Linguistics and Anthropology, Department of Anthropology, McMaster University.

Since 1976, he has taught at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.

In the course of his career, he served as an adviser to the U.S. government, including the White House, on matters of Russian affairs.

He has published or edited seven books and has written over 100 articles. He is a recognized authority on the Caucasus, on mythology, and on historical linguistics. He has also done work in vastness theory, the formal theory of "how big is language."

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