An impenetrable shadow has bound the galaxy of Andromeda for centuries. After a freak accident of space, an empire of slave traders learns to control time. Now nothing can stop them from taking whom they will. In the deadly currents of a universe torn by the Marauders, can Marc, one of the galaxies’ guardians, protect those he loves? Will his daughter survive her traumatic past? Can anyone bring light to the Marauders and break Andromeda’s chains?
In this third book of the trilogy, entitled Shards of Crystal, the Cult has forced its hand; the Great Raid is beginning. As the Marauder fleet hurtles through time, Samantha prays for a light that will save the people she’s grown to love. Marc and Medrhos find themselves facing the one thing that can unite them: a force bent on destroying Samantha, Aiyra, and the universe with them.
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Nato a Roma nel 1976, è dottore di ricerca ed abilitato professore associato di “Storia delle Religioni”. Ha pubblicato vari lavori concernenti argomenti di mistica e religioni comparate, con particolare attenzione al metodo di orazione esicasta, oltre che alcune questioni inerenti alla storia intellettuale, al “lessico dell’ascesi” in epoca tardo-antica, alla metapolitica, agli anni ’60 in prospettiva storico-culturale (Concilio Vaticano II, “tradizionalismo”, “nuovi movimenti religiosi”); tra i suoi lavori più significativi si ricordano “La preghiera e l’immagine. L’esicasmo tardo-bizantino (XIII-XIV secolo)”, Milano 2012 (Jaca Book), e “’Un atomo di fuoco’. Forme e dinamiche culturali di Occidente: storia delle religioni, tradizione, ermeneutica”, Rimini 2019 (Il Cerchio). Ha tenuto conferenze in occasione di numerosi Congressi nazionali e internazionali; ha inoltre vissuto e effettuato ricerche in Francia, USA, Marocco, Grecia e nel Sudest asiatico. Attualmente insegna materie umanistiche presso alcuni istituti superiori.


Rick Clements has a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Purdue University and has taught psychology at several universities. He is the author of The Meaning of the World Is Love. He lives in Valparaiso, Indiana with his wife Jessica and their five children.

Henry Onwusoro Ogbuji is a priest of the Catholic Archdiocese of Owerri, Nigeria. Ordained in 2003, he has served his diocese in various pastoral and administrative capacities as associate pastor, pastor and associate Diocesan Finance Administrator. One of the major pastoral challenges he has had as a pastor involved ministering to victims of domestic violence. Hence, it became an area of interest for him during his graduate studies in the US. He obtained a Master’s degree in Theology at Boston College (2017) and a doctorate in Transformational Leadership from Boston University (2022). Upon graduation from Boston University, the author returned to his home diocese in Nigeria and has since been engaged in pastoral ministry. Writing is poignant aperture to share his uniquely striking ministerial and academic experiences with a wider audience.


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