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The Utopian Arena

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A family from the past finally adjust to their new futuristic utopian society, only to be attacked by criminal gangs, forcing a father to respond using primitive 21st century methods of retaliation.

A teenager discovers that the curse of telepathy is in fact a valuable gift.

The colonists on Jade commence construction on the forest habitats, but they don't fully understand the nature of the indigenous lifeforms.

A self-aware holographic lifeform clandestinely protects humanity from itself.

 

The Shores of Utopia showed us how dangerous time travel could be, even if used carefully with the best of intentions. The Utopian Arena imagines what might happen if the wrong person seized control of such a device, and what it would take to prevent a catastrophic event.

437 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 1, 2024

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Charles Rice

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August 20, 2025
The Utopian Arena picks up where The Shores of Utopia left off, expanding the universe with gripping new threads: a family forced to defend themselves with outdated 21st-century tactics, a teenager who learns that telepathy is more gift than curse, colonists struggling to coexist with alien life on Jade, and even a self-aware hologram guarding humanity in secret.

But at the heart of it all lies the chilling question: what happens when time travel falls into the wrong hands, The author brilliantly balances intimate human struggles with sweeping, high-stakes conflicts, blending emotional depth with classic science fiction adventure.

Fans of visionary, character-driven sci-fi will find this installment both thrilling and thought-provoking a worthy successor that raises the stakes and refuses to let you go.
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