I read the Tor edition of the book, so the synopsis I have on the dusk jacket flap is quite short and doesn’t reveal much. The Atlas Six was first self-published in 2020, and then acquired by Tor (a traditional publisher), and republished in March 2022. About the Bookīefore I paste the synopsis here, it’s important that I mention that there are multiple for this book. I was a little hesitant since viral books had burned me in the past (read: The Love Hypothesis), but in the end my interest outweighed my reservations. All I knew about the book was that it was described as adult dark academia, but even with such little information, I was still extremely intrigued by the hold that this book had on so many readers.
The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake took the online bookish world by storm in 2021 and it’s been on my radar ever since. *Purchase from Booktopia* *As an affiliate of Booktopia I may earn a small commission on your purchase at no additional cost to you.I gave in. Not entirely unreadable, but disappointing. The plot essentially has the characters treading water for most of the book, then a short burst of action that ends in a cliffhanger. Unfortunately I found this to be a rather lacklustre sequel to The Atlas Six. But the cost of knowledge is steep, and as the price of power demands each character choose a side, which alliances will hold and which will see their enmity deepen?
All must pick a side: do they wish to preserve the world-or destroy it? In this electric sequel to the viral sensation, The Atlas Six, the society of Alexandrians is revealed for what it is: a secret society with raw, world-changing power, headed by a man whose plans to change life as we know it are already under way. The Atlas Paradox is the long-awaited sequel to dark academic sensation The Atlas Six-guaranteed to have even more yearning, backstabbing, betrayal, and chaos. Status: Read November 2022 courtesy PanMacmillan Title: The Atlas Paradox (The Atlas Book #2)
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