Two Delta India Echo
Science Fiction & Fantasy, High Tech, Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Science Fiction
| Author: | J P Robertson | ISBN: | 9781311836991 |
| Publisher: | J P Robertson | Publication: | August 15, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | J P Robertson |
| ISBN: | 9781311836991 |
| Publisher: | J P Robertson |
| Publication: | August 15, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Two Delta India Echo is a snap shot of the story of Jack Prince, protagonist of the Red Shift series.
After losing his wife, daughter, and career, Jack hit rock bottom, before meeting Cindy. Now with a renewed focus in his life, Jack is out to shut down the most powerful organization in the country. He has an arsenal of combat-hardened skills, low self-esteem, more demons than one closet can hold, and a constant push to self destruction. But, will it be enough?
Set around 100 years from now, Two Delta captures a pivotal moment in Jack's life. Although Australia is one of the few countries functioning in the post-economic future, it is not without problems. Extreme global weather changes have destroyed many cities, and forced a rapid and un-monitored development of a new city. Corporations now control the country is a real and open capacity, with exploitation and corruption in every facet of daily life.
Check out my other titles to see more of the Red Shift world, and at www.nwwo.co.nz.
Two Delta India Echo is a snap shot of the story of Jack Prince, protagonist of the Red Shift series.
After losing his wife, daughter, and career, Jack hit rock bottom, before meeting Cindy. Now with a renewed focus in his life, Jack is out to shut down the most powerful organization in the country. He has an arsenal of combat-hardened skills, low self-esteem, more demons than one closet can hold, and a constant push to self destruction. But, will it be enough?
Set around 100 years from now, Two Delta captures a pivotal moment in Jack's life. Although Australia is one of the few countries functioning in the post-economic future, it is not without problems. Extreme global weather changes have destroyed many cities, and forced a rapid and un-monitored development of a new city. Corporations now control the country is a real and open capacity, with exploitation and corruption in every facet of daily life.
Check out my other titles to see more of the Red Shift world, and at www.nwwo.co.nz.
