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Dystopian science fiction novels with a distinctly heroic bent. Give one a read today.

Gran Pacifica                                

In 2093, the free city of Gran Pacifica is the envy of the solar system. Nebraska farm boy Heath Reilly wins the right to travel there and he falls in love with Promise, daughter of the influential spiritual leader of Gran Pacifica. But when the United States invades, they press Heath into military service. Will Heath honor his country or his love? Read More ...

Available: April 8, 2014
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Lando Cruz and the Coup Conspiracy

In a future where economic collapse has forced the growing unemployed population into either the camps or a ragtag black market rebellion, Lando Cruz's family are held captive by out-of-control cops. He takes the only job that will enable him save them. Failure means certain disaster for his little sister and a one-way trip to the camps for Lando. Read More ...

Available: May 1, 2014
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Project B                                

Dr. John Romans is at the peak of his career as a robotics scientist working on advanced prosthetics for war veterans. But when his body is mangled and his family killed in a terrorist attack, Romans must become a guinea pig for a surprising new version of his own technology. Now he must fight in a secret technology war that will redefine mankind. Read More ...

Available: August 1, 2014
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Ever the Rebel

Growing up in Pennsylvania in the 1980s, I was given the apple-pie routine. America is great. All is well or soon will be. But then I went to high school in inner-city Philadelphia. Everything wasn’t alright.

I’ve been a rebel my whole life. I became a troublemaker when Catholic grade school bored me. I published a broadsheet attack on administrative oppression at my Philadelphia public high school. I left a Chicago loop 67th floor bank job to drive a cab. I left the United States, too. When I came back, I was arrested, beaten and thrown into federal prison by US Marshals for exposing their abuse. Then I fomented an international uproar over airport grope-downs. I was even accused of being a terrorist on network TV.

Rebellion is a worthy vocation. I bring you my unique brand of rebellion now through dystopian science fiction novels and novellas. Experience some today.

George Donnelly

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