Asunder

By: John Mierau
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  • 20 years after the American civil war, former slave Marcus Riggs is trapped in a British Harbor after the Invaders came to enslave all mankind. Now the invaders are gone, and new Orders clash as humanity rises from the ashes...but are the aliens gone for good? (Science Fiction/Alternate History Adventure).
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  • Asunder Promo

    Asunder Promo
    Feb 1 2024
    What happens after the War of the Worlds? 20 years after the American civil war, former slave Marcus Riggs is trapped in a British Harbor after the Invaders came to enslave all mankind. Now the invaders are gone, and new Orders clash as mankind rises from the ashes…but are the aliens gone for good? And how much humanity does our kind have left? Find out in ASUNDER, an audiobook from John Mierau and ServingWorlds.com.
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    1 min
  • Asunder, Episode 1

    Asunder, Episode 1
    Mar 8 2024
    20 years after the American civil war, former slave Marcus Riggs is finally ready to sail free of the British Harbor he was trapped in when Invaders from the stars laid waste to our world.
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    25 mins
  • Asunder, Episode 2

    Asunder, Episode 2
    Mar 9 2024
    20 years after the American Civil War, former slave Marcus Riggs was trapped in a British Harbor after invaders came to enslave all mankind. Now they've fled, and new orders clash as humanity rises from the ashes...but are the aliens gone for good? (Recorded & first podcast in 2012. Cover art by Adam Blakemore.)
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    15 mins

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