Dawnloader
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 15 2024
Pages: 328
Weight: 0.97
Height: 0.69 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Goddess, Sing the Rage... Downloading Homer's Iliad straight into Owen's memory leaves him with some violent tendencies, which doesn't help his anger issues, but can he survive a cyberpunk wasteland if he's the only one left believing in an ancient heroic code?
Far in the future, fifteen-year-old Owen awakens on a dark and frozen world patrolled by deadly machines only to find that he may be the last human being left. After a strange light etches Greek mythology into his memory, a mysterious guide offering help appears to be the Goddess Athena. She promises to take him to a secret city on the other side of the world where humans still live in hiding, but as the journey takes Owen deep beneath the Earth's crust, he discovers his ideas about ancient myths and warrior kings are hardly a match for reality: not all machines are what they seem-neither is the planet-neither is he. But despite a world of mysteries, there still might be a chance to bring back the daylight and restore the Earth to the utopia it once was.
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