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Minotaur

Myths Machina Series, Book 1

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Minotaur

By: Alex T. Singer
Narrated by: Courtney Shelly
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A futuristic retelling of Icarus, Theseus, and the Minotaur in a city run by artificial gods.

As daughter of the royal architect, Ikki set out to discover a new world the day she flew her homemade bi-plane up beyond Crete's artificial sun. Instead, she crashed her plane and found herself on trial for a crime she didn't commit. She is exiled to the Labyrinth - the city's ever-shifting mechanical core - and she has seven days to find her way back out. If Ikki can escape in time, she will be declared innocent by the gods of Crete. But no one has ever returned.

Lost among the moving walls and pursued by a diabolical engine large enough to shake the floors, she soon realizes there is a reason that no one has escaped the Labyrinth. Determined to clear her name, Ikki's only hope for salvation lies in the very thing that is hunting her: a fearsome beast known only as the Minotaur.

©2018 Alex T. Singer (P)2019 WordFire Press, LLC Fantasy Aviation
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Ancient Crete has been brought forward several millennia, with a fantastic array of AI-driven steampunk insights into the blind alleys and dead ends of the relationships between ourselves, rulers, histories, environments, and the self-evident right to overcome our own man-made gods and kings.

It’s a crazy journey through a surprising maze of new twists on ancient stories, engaging and satisfying (with only 1/4 the calories of, say, a Neal Stephenson treatment of such a theme).

Smoothly and pleasantly performed, with the exception arising from the author’s tendency to use “divan” for “couch,” which gets pronounced “Devon,” but that’s a matter nearly too trivial to mention.

Great Gods, It’s A New, Familiar Maze Of A Story!

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I totally enjoyed this story!When the Archetects daughter builds a flying machine and swears the sky is blue,all heck breaks out.When even her friend,Minos 8,turns his back on her,she is sent to be judged by the gods.What she finds is myth and machinary.I thought Courtney Shelly was a really good narrator.I can't wait to read book 2! I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.'

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