Cluster: Unmei

by Stephen Paul Thomas, Paige Duke (Editor)

The skybus raced haplessly towards its inevitable fate on the Mars New Home Colony. A cop saves the passengers from death . . . but this is only the beginning.Alex Sverlov regains consciousness in the middle of the Indian Ocean with his leg tied to an anchor rope . . . but this is only the beginning.A new world power arises. The New China Empire conquered Asia in two regional atomic wars and is taking its place on the world stage . . . but this is only the beginning.The M-epidemic starts to spread around the inhabited colonies in the Solar System . . . but this is still only the beginning of the story.In this stunning and intricate conspiracy SF novel, the main characters find themselves in the cluster of a Solar System-wide epidemic, while even more powerful physical and spiritual forces are pulling the strings of their lives behind the scenes.A new world, a new epidemic, but the conflicts are the same. You can only find out more about it if you place yourself into the middle of a cluster!

388 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 11, 2015

About the author

Hungarian author Stephen Paul Thomas was born in Hungary in 1969. He started writing when he was 14 years old, mostly creating weird and fantastic short stories on his mother's typewriter.

He published his 12th book in 2017 in Hungary, but he also translates his books to English with a help of a US Copy editor.

Stephen also writes poetry and literary fiction under his Hungarian name, István Tomasovszki