Atlas Paradox

The Atlas Paradox is the long-awaited sequel to the bestselling Atlas Six - guaranteed to contain even more lust, backstabbing, betrayal and mayhem. The six wizards had the opportunity of a lifetime. Five of them are now members of the Society. There are two roads in front of them. Everybody has to pick a side: do they want to preserve the world - or destroy it? In this electrifying second volume of the Atlas Six, the Alexandrian Society is revealed for what it is: a secret society with raw, world-changing power. But the price of knowledge is high and requires each character to choose a side. Which alliances will hold and which will destroy you? SIX WIZARDS. TWO RIVALITIES. ONE BADATEL. AND A MAN WHO CAN WALK THROUGH DREAMS. "The Atlas Six was a novel that understood what people were crying out for - characters who have extremely questionable morals and constantly fight the urge to kill or fuck each other. That's what people want. That's what I want."- chai, book reviewer @proyearner. "For avid fans of 'dark academia'."- Publishers Weekly. "A fascinating tale of twisted ambition and magic that will make you question your own morality. Because you'll love and hate this parade of fierce characters."-Amanda Foody, New York Times bestselling author. "The Atlas Paradox continues where the Atlas Six left off. The heroes must face off against each other, because even in a world full of magic, there are fewer positions in libraries than there are qualified applicants. Sad, but totally sadistically funny and sexy."- CrimeReads. Jakub Saic was born in Prague and after studying at the Dance Conservatory he studied acting at the DAMU. During his studies he was a guest at the National Theatre, the Theatre Na Zábradlí and the Prague City Theatres. He was one of the first members of the Kašpar Theatre Society, where he worked for nearly 10 years. He then guested for several years at the Na Prádle Theatre. He has also acted in many television fairy tales and productions. Currently he is mainly engaged in dubbing and radio work. Olivia Blake is the pseudonym of Californian writer Alexene Farol Follmuth, a lover and teller of stories, most - but not all - of which contain elements of fantasy or the supernatural. Each time, however, her narrative focuses on the questions of what it means to be or not to be human and how to deal with the endless twists and turns of life and love. Olivia has been involved in a number of interesting projects in the independent science fiction and fantasy scene, including the webseries Clara and the Devil (along with an illustrator appearing as Little Chmura). She published a YA novel, My Mechanical Romance, under her real name. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and baby and is very grateful that a certain pit bull she once rescued tolerates her and her family... Audiobook: Olivia Blake: Atlas's Paradox | Translation by Jiří Jaňák | Read by Jakub Saic | Directed by Jitka Škápíková | Sound, editing and mastering by Karolína Škápíková | Music by Bohumil Kalina | Filmed in the studio of S Pro Alfa CZ | Graphics adapted from the original book cover by Yvone Baalbaki | Production by S Pro Alfa CZ | Supervision by Alena Brožová | Published by Euromedia Group, a. does - Témbr, in February 2024. The recording is based on the book: Copyright © 2022 by Alexene Farol Follmuth | Copyright © 2023 for the Czech translation by Jiří Jaňák | Copyright © 2023 for Interior illustrations by Little Chmura | Jacket art and design by Jamie Stafford-Hil | Copyright © 2023 for the Czech edition by Euromedia Group a. does | All Rights Reserved | Published by Euromedia Group, a. does in the Laser edition in 2023.