Prometheus and the Dragon: Atlas and the Winds Book Two

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Rivenstone Press, May 30, 2016 - Fiction - 375 pages
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Mankind is out of options, and time is running out.


After America’s Hammerthrow fails President Hutton launches Project Prometheus, while the Chinese continue their relentless march to test and deploy their super-warhead.


Even a partial success of either mitigation mission would leave the other unable to defend the earth. Political tension flashes as both sides race to challenge the relentless wheelwork of the universe.


With their array of advanced technologies, Colton Taylor and Stormhaven cannot avoid becoming the final peacekeepers in a shooting war between the two superpowers.


Conflicts explode on the lunar surface while all of humanity hangs on the precipice of doomsday.


Pick up Prometheus and the Dragon, to take a wild ride across an uncharted political landscape, and the unforgiving lunar wasteland.

 

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Prometheus and the Dragon is the second book in Eric Michael Craig's Atlas and the Winds series. Picking up nearly a year after the end of Stormhaven Rising the citizens of the earth have put their ... Read full review

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Contents

Dramatis Personae
Questionable Motives
And So the Race Begins
Dont Come Knocking Again
The Dawn Over Megiddo
Reactive Decisions
The Harder Path
To Weep for the Dragon
Walking it Back
Facing the Winter
A Deepening Sea of
To Rage and to Despair
Cathedrals of Dust
Ultimatum from the Chaos
The Villagers Storm the Castle
Copyright

A Change in Tone

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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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