When
readers react like this, the book must really be good:
From Glen Donaldson on Goodreads:
Enjoyed? I positively feasted on
this book!
Move over Isaac Asimov.
Stand aside Arthur C. Clarke.
Tip your hat Frank Herbert.
There’s a new voice and a quite robust imagination lighting up the sci-fi literary cosmos; and one that speaks with a mythically crisp British accent. (read the whole review here)
Stand aside Arthur C. Clarke.
Tip your hat Frank Herbert.
There’s a new voice and a quite robust imagination lighting up the sci-fi literary cosmos; and one that speaks with a mythically crisp British accent. (read the whole review here)
Cary Grossman rated it 5 Stars. It was amazing.
In Blood Red Dust, Stuart Aken skilfully
creates a sobering view of Earth's last days, as reported by the first
colonists of Mars. His Orwellian description of an environmentally uninhabitable
Earth sounds chillingly prophetic… (read the entire review here)
These comments are from reviews
of Stuart Aken’s new novel, Blood Red Dust, which was launched at Fantasticon
2016 on 19th November. The publisher’s stock ran out over that
weekend, but more books are now available.
You can get a copy direct from
Fantastic Books Publishing, here. Or, from your local Amazon store, here. It’s
also available through most retail booksellers.
What’s it about?
As
people struggle to survive in an increasingly hostile climate on Earth, plans
are afoot for the preservation of the human race. Mars, already occupied by
commercial mining interests, is the only viable option. The Chosen are sent to
colonise the new world and germinate the seeds of their new Utopia. But dark
forces not only want to halt the plan, they want to see the end of all human
life, everywhere. If mankind survives the divinely inspired crusade of death
from dogma-driven martyrs, will The Chosen’s new Utopia be the real route to
salvation?
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