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The new dystopian thriller from Chris Ward: a prequel to the bestselling Tube Riders series. In 2075, Maxim Cale is a semi-mythical figure, the rarely seen Governor of a transformed Britain. In the countryside, a regressed agri-society fuels the country, while within the walled cities, chaos and disorder reign as people battle daily for their lives. From the wealthy landowners of the farming states to the street kids fighting for survival, however, one thing is shared: a terror of their longtime leader. His will is iron, his powers legendary, his punishment merciless. But 140 years before, he was an innocent little boy playing in the Algerian sand. Taken from his family, in the freezing hell of Siberia he became a monster. And the world would never be the same. This is his story.
The bestselling, critically acclaimed dystopian science fiction series The Tube Riders now available as a single volume for the first time. Includes Underground Exile Revenge In the Shadow of London The Tube Riders short stories An interview with the author AVAILABLE NOW - GENESIS: RISE OF THE GOVERNOR #1 - A Thrilling prequel to the Tube Riders series and the first volume in a new series set prior to the events of The Tube Riders: Underground.
The tranquility of Mars is disrupted by humans who want to conquer space, colonize the planet, and escape a doomed Earth.
The new dystopian thriller from Chris Ward: a prequel to the bestselling Tube Riders series. In 2075, Maxim Cale is a semi-mythical figure, the rarely seen Governor of a transformed Britain. In the countryside, a regressed agri-society fuels the country, while within the walled cities, chaos and disorder reign as people battle daily for their lives. From the wealthy landowners of the farming states to the street kids fighting for survival, however, one thing is shared: a terror of their longtime leader. His will is iron, his powers legendary, his punishment merciless. But 130 years before, he was an innocent little boy playing in the Algerian sand. Taken from his family, in the freezing hell of Siberia he became a monster. And the world would never be the same. This is his story. RELEASED MAY 24th 2021
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The experience of modernization -- the dizzying social changes that swept millions of people into the capitalist world -- and modernism in art, literature and architecture are brilliantly integrated in this account.