THE SANDS OF ATLANTA: Chasing Time in the Forbidden Galaxy | The Space Detective/ Audiobook

Video Version: https://youtu.be/a8CB7-1o4n4 Immerse yourself in the dark and mysterious world of the distant future, where it rains for weeks, and artifacts that can drive you crazy are stored in smoky cabinets. Mark Actaeon is no ordinary collector. He sees people's pasts with a single touch, and his collection of oddities includes masks showing the death of loved ones and mirrors reflecting only true love. But when a mysterious woman in black bursts in, offering him a million gold for an artifact that dominates the very fabric of time, Mark understands.: This deal could cost him his sanity... or life.
His target is the Chronos Stone, a legendary relic hidden on the God—forsaken planet of Atlas. This is a hideout for smugglers, mutants, and the Guild, a powerful organization that hunts ancient forces. In deserts where sand hides ghost towns and dungeons house exiled civilizations, Mark will have to:
Challenge the Guild, whose soldiers are chasing him.
Decipher the whispers of ancient robots and relive the nightmares sent by the Stone itself.
Pass through the "Rat City" — the last stronghold of the free, where every step can become a trap.
To face the anomalies of Time: dreams becoming reality, and memories taking on flesh.
Find out the value of his gift: why does he see other people's past lives and what is his own soul hiding?
Embark on a journey through a universe where technology coexists with mysticism, and each mirror can become a portal to madness. This is a story about losses that cannot be fixed, about the past that won't let go, and about the price that Time itself demands. Follow Mark into the heart of Nul-Kaar, an ancient stronghold that holds a power that can change everything... or destroy whoever touches her.
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