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    A Dragon at the Gate: The New Aeneid Cycle, #3

    By Michael G. Munz

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    Finalist: 2017 Independent Author Network Book of the Year Awards

    Michael Flynn has lost time. An operative in the worldwide conspiracy known as the Agents of Aeneas, the last thing he remembers is the struggle to retake Paragon—the derelict alien spacecraft found crashed on the Moon. Yet that was three months ago. Now, as he wakes in a hospital back in the high-tech, urban strife of Northgate, his struggle begins anew.

    The Agents of Aeneas have vanished.

    His friends are either missing, in danger, or altered. Hired killers shadow his every move. And Jade, the mysterious, cyber-enhanced woman watching over him, will give no answers. Thrust into a blind search for the truth, Michael needs allies. Yet whom can he trust when once loyal friends may have turned against him

    Meanwhile, an intelligence thought trapped within Paragon has escaped to Northgate. Driven to fulfill the goals of the mysterious “Planners,” it, too, seeks allies. When it finds them, it will transform the face of Northgate, the world, and the entire human race.

    The year 2051 draws to a close, and nothing will be the same.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRed Muse Press
    Release dateNov 21, 2016
    ISBN9781536528657
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