Isolation: The Digital Dystopia Series | Book One

by Lucas Kitchen, Shawn Lazar (editor)

Turning the yellowed page, fingers trembling, Tabitha studied the handwritten mysteries of the founder and sighed under the gravity of her awesome challenge…

The secret city of Isolation is hidden behind a near-impenetrable wall of desert sand and blazing sun. Founded a generation ago as an analog oasis from the digital insanity outside, its peace and tranquility have been in peril since the founder’s death. When twins Tabitha and Tobias endanger Isolation with a visit to the outside world, they are faced with an impossible challenge. They must race to recover the Overseer’s Handbook, a stolen artifact that holds together their way of life, navigating a world wide web of digital deception and deadly dangers they don’t understand.

Comparable to the intrigue of City Of Ember, the imagination of A Wrinkle In Time, and the heart of The Chronicles of Narnia, Isolation is a message-driven thrill ride for YA readers of Christian Sci-Fi and Fantasy.

In Isolation by Lucas Kitchen, readers will explore the hazards of screen-time addiction and the power of healthy digital habits, faith, and Christian evangelism.

265 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 1, 2024

About the author

Lucas is an Amazon best selling author with over twenty books written. His writing has been seen and heard by millions, through a handful of viral video projects. Lucas' books have covered a range of genres, such as sci-fi, urban fantasy, memoir, biography, children's literature, Christian theology, and more. In addition to his writing career, Lucas is a filmmaker, pastor, and international speaker. He can also be heard weekdays on the syndicated radio show Grace in Focus. He holds a bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies in Bible, psychology, and history/political science from Letourneau University. He has a master's of theology from Liberty University. He lives in East Texas with his family.

Reviews

[Debs DiGiorgio · Rating 3 out of 5]

The world building was good & I liked the siblings, and other characters. I did not like characters stepping out of character to tell the reader all the author wanted them to know. It left the book feeling preachy, and my mind had no mystery to solve.

[Mitzi Reaves · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is not my preferred genre but I thought I would try it out
The story is very good. It’s Christian sci-fi based and I did enjoy it
I probably wouldn’t read any of the rest of the series just because I’m not a fan of the genre.

[Zach · Rating 5 out of 5]

Surprised with how much it drew me in!

Would recommend this book! It really drew me in and so wonderfully lands poignant messages through the story. And the story is an intense ride of its own!

[Chris · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent!!!

This book was so good that I once I started it I could not but it down and read it in less then 24 hours. Definitely recommend!!!