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Elysium

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A Tale of Community and Corruption.


2140 CE


For a Century the world has been ignorant of the life that dwells beyond Stone Hill Garrison.
A community has thrived in the intervening years since The Great Pathogen, ever conscious they may one day be found by the slowly deteriorating old-world.
Unknown to them, the Ministry of Defence suspects that not only is there life beyond the border, but a community able to manipulate and disperse the virus that wiped out a quarter of the world’s population a century before.
The villagers carry out their lives while a countdown hangs over them, swiftly ticking to conclude in a violent and harrowing confrontation on the shores of Mortehoe.

257 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 20, 2013

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Kelvin James Roper

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Kelvin James Roper is a freelance writer, author, artist, editor of The Locked Book Magazine, and co-host of the iBits podcast. He is also completeing a BSc Hons Degree in Psychology.

Winner of the BT Millennium Man competition, he writes for many online publications, specialising in consumer electronics and short fiction. His ebook, Elysium, is a three part novel that will conclude at the end of 2014, and is published by Tigermoth Books.

His latest project is an dark and epic fantasy to be published soon.

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4 reviews
May 1, 2014
Enjoyed a good read

I read parts one and two and anxiously await part three. I also enjoyed the style and how the different elements were woven together. For those reviewers that dislike the vocabulary or pace of the books, I would not recommend any H.P. Hovercraft and would suggest that perhaps a comic book would be more to their liking.


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September 11, 2013
Excellent second part to the trilogy, hoping that part 3 is not far away! :)
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