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Saga of the Pliocene Exile

This epic saga follows the fate of a group of human exiles forced to leave Earth and find a new home on a distant planet. In a harsh yet fascinating world, they face dangerous creatures, unknown cultures, and the challenges of survival. It is a story about courage, adaptation, and finding a new place in the universe.

A Pliocene Companion
The Adversary
The Nonborn King
The Golden Torc
The Saga of the Exiles - 1: The Many-Coloured Land

Recommended Reading Order

  1. The Saga of the Exiles - 1: The Many-Coloured Land

    Book One in the Saga of the Exiles

    • 411 pages
    • 15 hours of reading

    Book One in the Saga of the Exiles The epic odyssey of the misfits amd mavericks of the 22nd Century who pass through the time-doors of the Pliocene Epoch into the battleground of two warring races from a planet far away... (Source: back cover)

    The Saga of the Exiles - 1: The Many-Coloured Land1
    4.1
  2. The Golden Torc

    • 377 pages
    • 14 hours of reading

    Exiled beyond the time-portal into the world of six million years ago, the misfits of the 22nd century are enmeshed in the age-old war of two alien races. In this strange world, each year brings the ritual combat between the Firvulag and the Tanu. This is the sequel to The Many-Coloured Land.

    The Golden Torc2
    4.2
  3. The Nonborn King

    • 386 pages
    • 14 hours of reading

    This is the third book in The Saga of the Exiles series. The domination of the Tanu has been broken. In the aftermath of cataclysm, Aiken Drum seizes the hour to grasp control of the Pilocene world. There are those, human and Tanu, who rally to him - and those who fear and hate him.

    The Nonborn King3
    4.0
  4. The Adversary

    • 480 pages
    • 17 hours of reading

    The Frivulag are rising, while the children of the metaphysic rebels are to re-open the time gate - sole escape route back to the Galatic Milieu - and Marc Remillard, the adversary, takes up his destined role in the power play.

    The Adversary4
    4.1

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  • A Pliocene Companion

    • 290 pages
    • 11 hours of reading

    Throughout the ages and across the world in many shapes and guises, as healers, mystics and literary figures, wizards have played an important part in real-life communities and in the imagination of many cultures. Often illuminating the future and explaining the past, wizards have always had a very powerful role. This text traces the origins and legends of wizards, charting their myriad expressions through time and across cultures. It also includes a number of meditations and practices at the end of each chapter that enable us to make use of some of the legendary skills of the wizard.

    A Pliocene Companion
    4.0