Ian Fraser

Trinary Code (The Arcadia Series, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

BOOK TWO OF THE ARCADIA SERIES

Marooned on a far-off world, a tribe of humans battle to survive.

The fight to save humanity starts here.

They thought they had escaped a brutal slaughter by sinister forces from Earth. They thought that Eden would provide sanctuary. They were wrong. Everything on this savage planet wants to kill them, from immense avian reptiles that roam the skies, to vicious ambush predators that stalk the forests. Death is never far away. What they don't realize is that they are not alone on this planet. As enemies close in around them, their only hope is to reach the distant golden city and harness whatever wonders it conceals. One thing is certain: they must find a way to escape this world if they are to have any hope of saving Earth. The fates of a thousand races on a thousand worlds rest with them. But first they must unlock the secrets of El Dorado and decipher the Trinary Code. The thrilling second book in the epic Arcadia series takes us on a breathtaking journey to a brand-new world, packed with fearsome new species, intriguing mysteries and exhilarating adventures.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ian Fraser
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Januar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393275169
• Artikelnr.: 60940546

Autorenporträt

Ian Fraser was born and raised in Kent, South East England, and spent much of his adult life around London and the home counties before moving to Scotland in 2014.

In the past, he's picked cabbages on a farm and got a tractor to do a wheelie (don't try this at home), worked in various printers' where he played chicken with forklift trucks (don't try this either), pretended to be a 'people person' at an airport (definitely don't try this), and made spectacles badly in an opticians.

He now writes full time at his home in rural Aberdeenshire, where he lives with Judy, his partner, an itinerant pigeon named Graham and the mouse that lives under his shed.