Daughters of Atlas: A Novel - Tyler Art torrent

Category: Adults, LGBT, Lesbian, Romance
Language: EnglishKeywords: F/F Fiction Lesbian LGBT Romance
Written by Tyler Art
Read by Rachel Jacobs
Format: M4B
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged
Length: 10 hrs and 28 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release Date:07-21-17
Number of Files 1
FileType M4B Chapterized
Bitrate 62kb
Sample Rate 22,050kHz
Lossless conversion using inAudible
Publisher’s Summary
To the untrained eye, the clusters of women strolling around Geneva Grace College campus look strikingly similar - one could even dare say interchangeable. And they just might be right, except for one particular group.
The Pleiades break all of the rules. Seven women, led by roommates Kennedy and Laurel, dare to navigate the system at large in their own unique ways, facing their own unique obstacles. They are the runner, the philosopher, the photographer, the prodigy, the girl next door, the stickler, and the best friend. Each of them will come of age in a society that would rather keep them innocent, unsuspecting, and unquestioning. It’s not just the inescapable culture, either. Sometimes the most dangerous adversaries are those they already know and trust.
Even at a small college, the friendships forged among young women can be eye opening and enriching, challenging and complex, destructive and detrimental. For the Pleiades, their freshman year will be a whirlwind of new ideas, moral decisions, and first loves - sometimes among each other.
United or divided, they will test their faith in society, others, and, most of all, themselves. Some will succeed and others will fail. Some will stand firm in their beliefs, and others will learn the liberty of letting go
Length: 10 hrs and 28 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release Date:07-21-17
Number of Files 1
FileType M4B Chapterized
Bitrate 62kb
Sample Rate 22,050kHz
Lossless conversion using inAudible

Publisher’s Summary

To the untrained eye, the clusters of women strolling around Geneva Grace College campus look strikingly similar - one could even dare say interchangeable. And they just might be right, except for one particular group.
The Pleiades break all of the rules. Seven women, led by roommates Kennedy and Laurel, dare to navigate the system at large in their own unique ways, facing their own unique obstacles. They are the runner, the philosopher, the photographer, the prodigy, the girl next door, the stickler, and the best friend. Each of them will come of age in a society that would rather keep them innocent, unsuspecting, and unquestioning. It’s not just the inescapable culture, either. Sometimes the most dangerous adversaries are those they already know and trust.
Even at a small college, the friendships forged among young women can be eye opening and enriching, challenging and complex, destructive and detrimental. For the Pleiades, their freshman year will be a whirlwind of new ideas, moral decisions, and first loves - sometimes among each other.
United or divided, they will test their faith in society, others, and, most of all, themselves. Some will succeed and others will fail. Some will stand firm in their beliefs, and others will learn the liberty of letting go