Diversion - Nault, Lawrence
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Beneath the ice of Jupiter's moon Europa lies a secret: Atlantis didn't sink-it fled. Now the ten adopted MacIver siblings must help this ancient civilization escape before Earth's exploration vessels arrive. But not everyone wants change. When Brad discovers his genetic connection to Atlantean leadership, he finds both love and danger. As he grows closer to Iris, a young woman challenging her society's traditions, his brother Allen uncovers darker truths. The city's radiation-damaged engines aren't the only threat-prejudice and oppression run deep. With time running out, the MacIvers must…mehr

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Beneath the ice of Jupiter's moon Europa lies a secret: Atlantis didn't sink-it fled. Now the ten adopted MacIver siblings must help this ancient civilization escape before Earth's exploration vessels arrive. But not everyone wants change. When Brad discovers his genetic connection to Atlantean leadership, he finds both love and danger. As he grows closer to Iris, a young woman challenging her society's traditions, his brother Allen uncovers darker truths. The city's radiation-damaged engines aren't the only threat-prejudice and oppression run deep. With time running out, the MacIvers must navigate political intrigue, rescue an abused daughter of power, and find a way to transform a rigid society. But the hardest challenge might be the price of success: are they willing to separate a newfound love to save a civilization? Some secrets are worth keeping. Others must be exposed, no matter the cost.
Autorenporträt
Lawrence Nault is a purpose-driven storyteller whose work spans speculative fiction, poetry, documentary film, and political commentary, all rooted in a deep reverence for the natural world and a steadfast belief in the power of words to provoke change. A self-described mountain hermit navigating the digital noise of the modern world, Nault brings a quiet yet unwavering voice to the forefront-one that stands firm in the face of injustice and dares to ask the questions others turn away from. His stories don't seek to escape the world but to engage with it-to peel back its layers, challenge its systems, and illuminate both its harsh realities and hidden beauty. Whether writing about the fragility of identity in an AI-shaped future, the evolving relationship between humanity and the natural world, or the quiet resilience found in the face of ecological upheaval, Nault draws from lived experience and a profound connection to the land. His poetry often dances between frost and fire, grappling with death, rebirth, memory, and the resilience of the human spirit. Grounded in the Badlands of Alberta and guided by a life lived close to the earth-and two loyal collies-Nault approaches writing as both a craft and a calling. He believes stories are seeds: some take root immediately, others lie dormant until the world is ready. Either way, he writes for those who listen closely-for readers who find strength in silence, meaning in the margins, and hope in the hardest of places.