
A.G. Riddle is an American author best known for his science fiction thriller trilogies that blend cutting-edge science with page-turning suspense. His debut novel "The Atlantis Gene" became a global phenomenon, spending over 50 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list and selling millions of copies worldwide. Riddle's books explore themes of human evolution, pandemics, ancient civilizations, and apocalyptic scenarios. Before becoming a full-time author, he worked at various internet startups including founding his own company. His novels have been translated into 23 languages and are known for their intricate plots, scientific concepts, and fast-paced action.
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The Long Winter trilogy is a post-apocalyptic science fiction series where humanity faces extinction from a mysterious ice age. As Earth freezes, scientists race to uncover the cause and find a way to save the human race. The series explores survival, space colonization, and the lengths humanity will go to preserve itself.
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The Origin Mystery trilogy (also known as The Atlantis Trilogy) follows geneticist Dr. Kate Warner as she uncovers a conspiracy linking ancient human evolution to an alien presence. The series explores the origins of humanity through a blend of archaeology, genetics, and science fiction, revealing that human history is not what we thought.
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