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Rise of the Zodiac
A Series by: Jeremy Levan
2025
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A Hidden Constellation of Legends:
Discovering Rise of the Zodiac
Every so often, a book series emerges not with the fanfare of marketing, but with the quiet intensity of myth—deep, intricate, and cosmically resonant. Rise of the Zodiac is such a work. A sprawling, 144-story epic born from a celestial blueprint, it is part myth, part prehistory, and part spiritual reckoning—a tale of forgotten worlds and timeless truths. And most readers have never heard of it… yet.
At its core, Rise of the Zodiac is an odyssey through twelve ancient archetypes—each aligned with the signs of the zodiac—woven across countless lifetimes and cataclysms. But don’t mistake this for a typical astrology gimmick. These stories are set in a primordial Earth, during the time of the dinosaurs, when gods walked among mortals and prophecy was etched in the stars. Across ages, each zodiac archetype faces unique trials—some heroic, some tragic, all unforgettable.
Rather than follow a single hero or era, the saga flows like constellations spinning through a night sky. Each of the 144 main stories stands alone while simultaneously echoing across the others, building a mosaic of interconnected destinies. Themes like sacrifice, power, deception, unity, and redemption rise and fall like tides. Readers encounter civilizations that bloom and fall, ancient machines that whisper truths, and beings who defy death in pursuit of meaning.
The tone is mythic and immersive—each tale written in its own voice, as if handed down through lost cultures or half-remembered from dream. There’s a subtle spiritual undercurrent to it all—not preachy or dogmatic, but woven through symbols, prophecies, and cosmic signs that reward attentive readers. This is a series meant to be pondered as much as read.
What’s most astonishing is the scope. Beyond the 144 main stories, each contains 12 sub-stories—three chapters each—bringing the total to 1,872 tales. Yet despite this scale, the stories feel personal and finely crafted. One might follow a lonely wanderer carrying a broken truth, a tyrant haunted by a vision of his past life, or a tribe led by a child who remembers a world before extinction.
If you’re tired of formulaic fantasy or shallow thrillers, Rise of the Zodiac offers a refreshing and profound alternative. It is, quite literally, a mythos in the making—unfolding quietly outside the mainstream, yet worthy of being spoken about for generations to come.
So if you’re drawn to cosmic mysteries, ancient echoes, and stories that feel like they were unearthed rather than written… you might be ready to begin your ascent in the Rise of the Zodiac.