The Augur's View: A Visionary Sci-Fi Adventure

by Victoria Lehrer

Overview

Those privy to ancient writings, after the Solar Flash jolts Earth in 2034, guard the greatest secret of all—a real game-changer.

• FINALIST (In 2 Categories): American Book Fest - Best Book Awards 2019

Eena, an Anunnaki/human hybrid, and her friend Gavin are among those abandoned on the surface after a coronal mass ejection. Even after surviving aircraft falling from the skies, raging winds, and unrelenting electrical storms, revulsion grips Eena when the new rulers offer her a rise in "status" by working in a lab to clone infants—the secret future workforce.

When Eena discovers at last the portal to ancient Mu, and finds the giant augurs that fly there, she enlists their help. It may be the last, best chance to achieve human sovereignty.

EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a compelling speculative/visionary tale, with post-apocalyptic elements, to bring the past full circle into the future, in this first book in the "New Earth Chronicles" series.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940186173298
Publisher:	Evolved Publishing LLC
Publication date:	04/01/2019
Series:	New Earth Chronicles , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

In seventh grade, Mrs. Trader inspired Victoria both as a writer and a teacher. In her class, Victoria learned she loved to write and that her classmates liked to hear her stories. Mrs. Trader's spirited students engaged in dramatic performances, hands-on projects, and lively discussions - nothing like the poor subdued souls across the hall, managed by the teacher with long green eyes. So Mrs. Trader was Victoria's model when she started a school and set aside her writing - that is, until it dawned on her that tribes of children have loved learning by listening to stories for thousands of years. So she wrote about a million words that speak to head and heart, which she's still reading to her child listeners. But now she's writing stories, her second million words, to speak to the heads and hearts of adult readers and listeners, and hoping her classmates will like them.