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    Olympus — Of Gods and Men [Aquarius Trilogy Book 3]

    By Stan I.S. Law

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    The Third book of the Aquarius Trilogy begins with cataclysmic changes in tectonic plates brought about by the reversal of polarity in the magnetic poles. Simultaneously the exploitation of the Many by the Few reached a critical point. Only in a few hidden sanctuaries advanced men and women, gods by human standards, maintain a semblance of harmony and order. It is thanks to them that remnants of human heritage is preserved for future generations. The masses, however, are forced to begin building civilization anew. Yet the cleansing process of the Pluto Effect (Aquarius Trilogy Book 2) prepared humanity for new Age of unprecedented rise in Human Potential.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInhousepress
    Release dateSep 22, 2014
    ISBN9781311097064
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