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Jonathan Michael Erickson
Jonathan Michael Erickson has loved science fiction since he was a kid--especially the kind of science fiction that inspired him to see the world differently. A lifelong learner, he studied English Literature at UC Berkeley and received his PhD in depth psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, where his research focused on neuroscience and imagination. When he's not writing science fiction, Jonathan is a graduate school instructor, a life coach, a nature enthusiast, an animal lover, and has been known to take the stage as a comedy improviser. He Lives in Portland, Oregon.
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An epic tale spanning civilizations and centuries.
Anka believed the stories since childhood: the alien relics bring ruin and madness. Ancient pieces of technology that have minds of their own, the relics interface with human psychology, granting the power to bend space and time—often inducing psychosis. When the colonists of Andromeda first discovered the relics, long before Anka was born, humanity was plunged into chaos.
Now Anka carries a relic in her pack, tasked with securing the object before it does any harm. She sets out with her companions across the desert by foot, marching towards the distant city— even as the relic begins to whisper in her mind...
RELICS OF ANDROMEDA
Song of Ancients - Book 1 |
A religious colony on the planet Dharma receives a mysterious visitor: a woman who seems to fall from the sky. In time, the colonists would call her a prophet of the terrible events to follow, and the life of a brilliant young boy would be irrevocably changed.
In the second volume of the epic Song of Ancients chronicle, Anka Aelgon is unmoored in time. Tamreh Prescott struggles to contain the fallout of her actions. The engineer Karillion chases his obsession across the centuries. The machinations of the serpent relic Ouroboros come to fruition.
Where the Relics of Andromeda are involved, nothing is simple, nothing is easy, nothing is what it seems...
LABYRINTHS OF TIME
Song of Ancients - Book 2 |