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The Et Omnia Trilogy: Adahy

The Et Omnia Trilogy: Adahy

De: Justin Eggen
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Join author Justin Eggen as he reads "The Et Omnia Trilogy: Adahy". Each episode will contain a chapter from the book. This is effectively an audio book. In the summer of 1773, Adahy embarked in search of his father's blood brother Major Thomas Young of Boston, per his mother's dying wish. Equipped with a beautiful black mare named Raven and an arsenal of weapons with the skill set to wield them, he quickly finds the atmosphere across the thirteen colonies is not how he remembered in his youth. The quick-tempered half-native, half-English young man encounters friends, enemies, lovers, drunkards, and powerful elites on his fortuitous journey. Soon he inadvertently uncovers the truth about his past and the ominous secrets history has hidden away from civilization.Justin Eggen 2019 Arte Historia y Crítica Literaria
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  • Welcome! Intro and Synopsis

    Welcome! Intro and Synopsis
    Mar 24 2022

    Intro & Synopsis

    Welcome!! My name is Justin Eggen; join me as I read my very own historical fiction fantasy epic, "The Et Omnia Trilogy: Adahy."
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    2 m
  • Copyright, Disclaimers, and Dedication

    Copyright, Disclaimers, and Dedication
    Mar 24 2022

    Copyright, Disclaimers, and Dedication
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    3 m
  • Prologue / Part 1

    Prologue / Part 1
    Mar 25 2022

    Prologue:

    In the beginning, there was an eruption at the heart of the vast void, creating two entities; before this, there was nothing. These two fundamental entities amalgamated for eternity, becoming the foundation for creation. Their names, as recorded by the first humans, Allacritus Lux and Nox Tinibrus, together formed ‘Et Omnia’ or everything and all.

    Part 1:

    In 1773, King George III and Parliament sought reparations to absolve their debt from recent wars through multiple attempts of direct taxation within the thirteen colonies.

    Sentiments among the nearly two million occupants affected are that reorganization of government would give the tyrant King unlimited power from across the sea and throughout all British ruled land.

    In the 200 years since the colony’s creation, not once has such bold actions befell them; the catalyst sparked.
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    1 m
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