Author: Greg Hickey
Genre: Sci-Fi
In 2153, cancer was cured. In 2189, AIDS. And in 2235, the last members of the human race traveled to a far distant planet called Pearl to begin the next chapter of humanity.
Several hundred years after their arrival, the remainder of humans live in a utopian colony in which every need is satisfied automatically, and there is no need for human labor, struggle or thought. But when the machines that regulate the colony begin to malfunction, the colonists are faced with a test for the first time in their existence.
With the lives of the colonists at stake, it is left to a young man named Samuel to repair these breakdowns and save the colony. Aided by his friend Penny, Samuel rises to meet each challenge. But he soon discovers a mysterious group of people behind each of these problems, and he must somehow find and defeat these saboteurs in order to rescue his colony.
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***Teaser***
From
Chapter XI:
Samuel
inspected the other bridges in the colony and found that all five had indeed
been broken in much the same manner. But on the fourth bridge he visited, he discovered
a small scrap of paper caught between two of the broken planks. There was a
picture drawn on it by some rough black implement, and it was torn on one side.
Samuel
picked up the scrap of paper, studied it for a moment, then folded it and
placed it in the pocket of his tunic. He did not see how it could help him solve
the problem at hand, but he resolved to examine it more closely later. He went
to bed that night looking forward to the next morning when he would find a way
to repair the bridges.
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About the Author
Greg Hickey was born in Evanston, Illinois in 1985. After graduating from Pomona College in 2008, he played and coached baseball in Sweden and South Africa. He is now a forensic scientist, endurance athlete and award-winning writer. He lives in Chicago with his wife, Lindsay.
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