Stormhaven Rising: Atlas and the Winds Book One

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Rivenstone Press, Apr 11, 2016 - Fiction - 520 pages

How far will one man go to make sure the truth gets out?


Colton Taylor, a wealthy and eccentric industrialist, finds himself locked in a collision course with the President of the United States as he tries to save humanity from destruction.


Forcing himself into the arena of international politics, Taylor struggles to maneuver the immense corporate empire of Stormhaven into position to give civilization a fighting chance against an almost inevitable global catastrophe.


Staring down the relentless certainty of the Universe, he will risk everything to give the world one final option.


If he cannot succeed, the price of his failure will be no less than the end of life on Earth.


Smart money never bets against Colton Taylor!


Read Stormhaven Rising, and sink your teeth into an asteroid impact story backed up by real science.

 

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Contents

Dramatis Personae
Paradigm Slip
From Chaos to the Dancing Star
A Rock and a Slick Place
More Questions than Answers
The Stone Walls and a Declining Empire
Dancing in Pandoras
Thunder on the Wind
Foundations of Sand
Oops
Shattered by the Winds
Changing the Balance
A Shifting Sense of Reality
Some Days Youre the
Determinacy Within the
The Dragon Awakes

Between the Lines
Polarization
Kryptonite and Ugly PlanB
Flight of Liberty
Looking for Trouble
Stormhaven Rising
Shock and
An Elephant Enters the Room
Kicking the Elephant
Changing the Game Again
The Tyranny of Time
Adrift
All the Cards
Inevitable Consequences
Introducing the Demons
Prometheus and the Dragon
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Eric Michael Craig is a Science Fiction author living in the Manzano Mountains of New Mexico. It has been said that Eric writes "intelligent science fiction" where the characters and story come first, and a believable science foundation provides the backdrop to the action. Before he retired from the corporate world, Eric was the Director of Research for a private consulting laboratory where he learned how to explain science in ways that could be understood even by those who weren't technically oriented.

When not writing, Eric plays guitar and bass and occasionally dabbles in art of various forms.

He also owns way too many dogs, and as a result, is often involved in heroic battles with mountains of dog hair.

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