World of Tethys: Book One
A prehistoric survival epic where ocean chemistry, volcanic pressure, and political fracture lines decide who endures.
Sky City, the Front, and the Corridor
Every alliance, betrayal, and migration route is constrained by climate shock, tidal bottlenecks, and ecological collapse risk.
- Faction pressure between upper-tier governance and route-dependent frontier communities.
- Hazard-driven plot turns built around fog windows, ashfall lanes, and current shifts.
- Character decisions that carry forward into the broader atlas and archive timeline.
“Sky City worshiped order. The world below did not care what men worshiped.” — D.C. Barletta
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Key Setting Anchors
Sky City, Ironwood forests, the Watcher Volcano, and corridor estuaries form the novel's strategic map: a world where terrain and biochemistry are political actors, not backdrop scenery.
Characters
Igzier
Karys
Ravel
Stryker
Jairo
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Book One FAQ
- Is this the best starting point for new readers?
- Yes. Sky City, the Ironwood front, and the corridor wars are first-pass. The atlas and archive run deeper.
- What kind of tone should I expect?
- High-stakes survival fiction with science-forward worldbuilding and faction-level political conflict.
- Where can I buy it?
- Amazon carries Kindle and print editions.