Hope - Evett, B. R. M.
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In a post-apocalyptic wasteland, all that remains is HOPE. Creek is a deaf boy, a thief, vagral, and a wily survivor of the ruins of what used to be America. He couldn't be more different from Lucinda, a headstrong resident of an elite enclave, with a device in her brain that connects her to all the knowledge in the world, both a blessing and a deadly curse. When fate throws Creek and Lucinda together with a ragtag group of misfits fleeing a vicious warlord, they must fight for their lives to forge a home on the New Frontier. HOPE is the thrilling follow-up to the critically-acclaimed sci-fi…mehr

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In a post-apocalyptic wasteland, all that remains is HOPE. Creek is a deaf boy, a thief, vagral, and a wily survivor of the ruins of what used to be America. He couldn't be more different from Lucinda, a headstrong resident of an elite enclave, with a device in her brain that connects her to all the knowledge in the world, both a blessing and a deadly curse. When fate throws Creek and Lucinda together with a ragtag group of misfits fleeing a vicious warlord, they must fight for their lives to forge a home on the New Frontier. HOPE is the thrilling follow-up to the critically-acclaimed sci-fi standalone JOY. An action-packed adventure with heart, it dives deep into our longing for a place to call home, and our need to connect with each other when the world is falling apart around us. Follow Creek and Lucinda as they reach for a better life in a chaotic world full of battle robots, warring factions, mind-controlling viruses - and hope.
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Benjamin Robert Murray Evett is an author of post-apocalyptic fiction. But he has spent most of his life as a professional actor. Ben grew up in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, then attended Harvard, where he studied Classics, but always knew that the arts were his home. He has performed all over the world - from Moscow to Edinburgh to Taipei. In 2015, he co-wrote "Albatross" - a solo performance piece based on Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner". The play won two Elliot Norton awards in 2015. A career in the theatre can be brutal at times, and in 2017 Ben discovered the joys of writing. The idea for JOY came to him while walking his dog, Spike, and a new career was born.Ben now lives in a beautiful house by a pond outside of Boston, with his wife and their new dog, Zeppo.