Currents of Will: Book Two of The Atlantis Chronicles - Maciver, Susan
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Teetering on the brink of World War III, Ni-Cio and Evan race to locate Daria and wrest the world from Travlor's inhuman control! Sheltering at Evan Gaddes's isolated compound on Santorini, the survivors of war-torn Atlantis struggle to survive while frantically trying to save their cherished healer Daria Caiden and her unborn child from the brutal Travlor. Unable to communicate telepathically with her beloved Ni-Cio, Daria works to escape Travlor's megalomania as his insidious plans spread like a pandemic and the world's nuclear superpowers edge closer to a war from which there is no return.…mehr

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Teetering on the brink of World War III, Ni-Cio and Evan race to locate Daria and wrest the world from Travlor's inhuman control! Sheltering at Evan Gaddes's isolated compound on Santorini, the survivors of war-torn Atlantis struggle to survive while frantically trying to save their cherished healer Daria Caiden and her unborn child from the brutal Travlor. Unable to communicate telepathically with her beloved Ni-Cio, Daria works to escape Travlor's megalomania as his insidious plans spread like a pandemic and the world's nuclear superpowers edge closer to a war from which there is no return. Like the ocean tides, currents of will surge between Daria and Travlor, severely testing the limits of their patience, their endurance and their understanding of one another. CURRENTS OF WILL is the second book of Susan MacIver's breath-taking, action-packed adventure trilogy, The Atlantis Chronicles.
Autorenporträt
Susan MacIver grew up in Roswell, New Mexico. She has stated, emphatically, that she knows nothing about The UFO Crash. However, since she claims that she never wanted to be a writer, it is curious as to where she got the idea for The Atlantis Chronicles Trilogy. She attended The University of Texas in Austin, where she enrolled in dance and acting. Her acting career was brought to a screeching halt when, at her first student audition, she was informed that she had quite a strong accent. She claims her accent was a by-product of southeastern NM, but it sounds suspiciously Texan. Intervening years occurred and time passed. She was blessed with a son, Eric, who has been an entrepreneur since the ripe old age of three. He now resides in Los Angeles and, of course, has his own company. Married to Duke Ayers, Susan says, "Duke has taught me more about unconditional love than any other human I've met." Sharing their love and their adventures in Arizona, she credits Duke with the fact that she is writing again. If you would like to learn more, please visit her website at www.susanmaciver.com or FaceBook.com/SusanMaciverAuthor; Instagram@susan.maciver; and Twitter@SusanMaciver