Benjamin Weilert

The Third Degree (The Fluxion Trilogy, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

After defeating Testament, Isaac returned to New Town to recount his journey. But fate, as it seems, had different plans for him. In a sudden twist, two individuals appear from the distant past: Benjamin and Albert. These two people who came from before the Millennial Erasure join up with Isaac to finish what he had started. Even though Testament was no longer around, the powers known as fluxions still exist and still hold the potential to thrust the world into chaos and darkness. Gathering his team of warriors, Isaac sets out to destroy the 12 Caidoz statues in this timeframe while Albert and Benjamin travel through space and time to accomplish the same task. With the only clues to the location of the statues being an ancient lyric, once the statues are found, they must be destroyed. Unfortunately, these are no ordinary statues. Created aeons ago out of a material known as fluxionite, these statues are what give fluxions their power. And yet, the creator of these statues still lives and is ready to kill anyone who would take away his power. "The Third Degree" is a story of family, legacy, and sacrifice. You've never seen science quite like this.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Benjamin Weilert
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Juni 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301512454
• Artikelnr.: 48740365

Autorenporträt

Benjamin M. Weilert . . . What does the 'M' stand for?
Mountain Climber, Movie Connoisseur, Master of Science, and (of course) Multi-novel Writer

Benjamin M. Weilert was born in Colorado in 1985.
While he went to school for Mechanical Engineering (eventually earning a Master's Degree), he has found science to be interesting enough to write fiction about it. He likes to classify his novels as "science fantasy," wherein the science is real and (semi) accurate, but portrayed in a fantasy setting to make it accessible to non-scientific readers. If you want stories that are surreptitiously educational, he's your man.