Colony's End. New Europa, #3

Par : N. Joseph Glass
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8224503773
  • EAN9798224503773
  • Date de parution16/09/2023
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  • ÉditeurDraft2Digital

Résumé

Beyond the glorious exploration of the wondrous outdoors and meeting new peoples, life seemed to keep hunting Gift's very soul, trying its best to rob her of freewill and choice. The arrival of the U. R. M. was shocking. That they had come to establish a New World Order forced upon colony inhabitants created a knot in the stomachs of Gift, her friends, and former enemies. Questions manifest as fear in anyone not content to lie down and allow it.
Who were these U. R. M. people after two centuries? What is their version of world domination under the guise of peaceful integration? Why is Aimée speaking for them? Gift needs those answers.
A street kid from Brooklyn living in Milan and writing fiction because reality kind of sucks right now. A real human with a single letter for a name and a passion for crafting compelling stories. Glass focuses on the writing craft to give readers an engaging, thought-provoking, and memorable experience. Because why else would anyone read a book? To create relatable characters embarking on meaningful journeys, Glass draws from personal experiences (good & bad).
Readers feel a deep connection with the characters they spend time with. This human connection between characters, readers, and author fuels his drive as a writer. (Yeah, I wrote that in 3rd person. It's an author thing)