The Noah Narratives, Book I, Daughter of the Covenant

                                                               
It’s less than a year till the end of Atlantis, a fact evident to only some of its citizens. Their lack of understanding about their actions and their technology has contributed to the very forces that will destroy the most advanced civilization ever to exist on this planet, as well as affect the planet herself. 

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