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By T. Newyear

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A soulful, sweeping tale told in the same place, the utopian town of New Harmony, Indiana, but in two eras–1820s America and the not-so-distant, post-climate change future. In each era, a woman stumbles into a community built to change humanity’s course, founded by eccentrics and scientists, and finds a town filled with secrets. Out in the woods, there are mysterious pools all fear and avoid. There, something strange is happening.

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A soulful, sweeping tale told in the same place, the utopian town of New Harmony, Indiana, but in two eras–1820s America and the not-so-distant, post-climate change future. In each era, a woman stumbles into a community built to change humanity’s course, founded by eccentrics and scientists, and finds a town filled with secrets. Out in the woods, there are mysterious pools all fear and avoid. There, something strange is happening.
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The Tomb & The Stone

Hyperadamantine

The daughter of a much declined, highly affectionate St. Petersburg family, Irina Morozova senses death before it comes. Her arcane powers, unleashed with a few herbs and a candle’s flame, can summon the dead and bring them into the world of the living. Yet that is the least of the pretty aristocrat’s worries.

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New edition coming November 2024!
Irina Morozova travels to join her brothers in Siberia, after barely escaping disaster. She hopes for a quiet return to a life among her beloved siblings, But fate intervenes, as the hunt for the Stone continues, dragging her back into the intrigues she hoped she left behind in Europe.

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“T. Newyear showcases a bold narrative approach by blending these two distinct genres. This combination, while unusual, is executed with a creative finesse that enriches the novel’s texture.”

-Literary Titan

“I was particularly impressed by the early 19th-century sections – the style was spookily redolent of the real thing, Honestly, I don’t know how you did it – usually I find myself skipping embedded narratives – I must have read Possession half a dozen times, but scarcely once have I bothered with the Ashe/Lamotte poetry, for instance – but here I was absolutely entranced.”

– TW, UK reader

“I Like It! A lot. Ready for book two.”

– HB, US reader

“Spooky, cerebral, and sublime. Weirdly enough, there are hints of Emerson, Whitman, and Homer in this speculative sci-fi epic.”

-JR, US reader

“Techno-future and utopian past meet in the interwoven stories of two remarkable women navigating the wilderness of southern Indiana. I was totally engrossed.”

-Shannon, via Amazon

“I love the originality of this book!”

-Sheryl, via Amazon

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