The Gifts of Pandora

Once opened, the Box can never be shut ...In a single moment, Pandora lost the only person she cared for. For refusing to aid a tyrannical order, Zeus bound Prometheus in eternal torment. But Pandora’s beloved left her a gift: a puzzle box, that when solved, allows her to jaunt through time. So begins her relentless pursuit to save Prometheus.Across the Ages, Pandora strives against the corrupt world of the Olympians. To succeed, she must confront gods, monsters, and the fearsome Nemesis. Yet her greatest foe may not prove Zeus and his order, but Fate itself, for time resists changes, and its weave is more complex than Pandora can imagine.In the darkest moments, the greatest gift is a hope that refuses to burn out. 'Matt Larkin is the kind of fantasy author I really love. He takes mythology and lore, stories and peoples and gods you might have heard of and twists them, and makes them uniquely his. His retellings are some of the best I’ve ever read, and the amount of research he puts into each one of his books is staggering. It also shows through each and every carefully written page. He isn’t just telling stories, he’s transporting his readers. He’s giving you a new way to look at history, and the world itself.'- Sarah Chorn, Author of Of Honey and WildfiresThe Gifts of Pandora is the first novel of the Tapestry of Fate series. It begins an epic melding Greek myths, time travel, and dark fantasy into a vast adventure that spans millennia. Familiar stories unfold in new ways. Tragic heroes grapple with flaws and decisions that echo through time.  What readers are saying:''When It ALL comes around': And Matt Larkin’s new series makes this an unforgettable and exciting reading experience!''There are some authors out there who, when they have books for you to read, demand all your attention. You then stumble back into the world a little bleary-eyed, but so much the better for it. Matt Larkin’s books have this effect. Always.''...this might become my favorite of the Eschaton Cycle series yet!''If you like myths or if you just like good story-telling, you should and must read Matt Larkin. 'Note: This book contains adult themes and mature content