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rank 5467
word count 21629
date submitted 05.10.2010
date updated 09.10.2010
genres: Fiction, Thriller, Science Fiction,...
classification: adult
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Annamensis

andrew livingston

Born into the world with one mission: find them. End them. His voyage will take him through a history unknown. Will he find the way?

 

When Annam descends the mountain he remembers nothing. What he knows is that the indefensible must be defended.

The Men in White are scouring the planet to remove people in their thousands for reasons unknown.


Martin is forced to find them and it leads him into an underworld beneath that which anyone could have feared. His descent takes him down through layers that even he was unaware of and yet he begins to realise that the ignored are beyond the traditional value of being reintegrated into the world but now are a new species that have developed almost existentially.


In his travels and the ultimate meeting of the two groups, Annam/ Martin and the Men in White, on Raithlynne [the island prison complex] the truth of the problems are finally revealed. A lengthy history of controlling the direction of humanity has found itself at an impasse that will ultimately define the future.



What will happen will now be under no control but will be ever more threatening and violent for the society that survives the coming onslaught of terror.

 
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Jim Darcy wrote 589 days ago

A singular beginning that quickly involves the reader and pulls them into the story. You may wish to consider trimming a few adjectives eg do youneed both acrid and burning to convey the sensation? Also, keep an eye on how many 'ly' words you use. More often than not the verb is sufficient by itself. Otherwise, plenty of promise here.

Owen Quinn wrote 590 days ago

Your pitch has me hooked, love the twist on Men In Black who deal in thousands of souls, your visuals are good, your concept clear and well thought out, backed with pleasure

Vanessa Darnleigh wrote 591 days ago

I agree with Soldatos below...it's a pity so much of this is long-winded since you're a really talented writer with class and style...tidy up your text and tighten the narrative!
Backed with pleasure
Stewart

I. Soldatos wrote 593 days ago

Not ordinarily my cup of tea, but the writing, I must say, is rather excellent! Dense, well-woven, cinematic and lively description. Perhaps a tad too much of it in the paragraphs after the prologue, but smooths out nicely after that.

Happily backed!
I. Soldatos
Bad Bishop

name falied moderation wrote 593 days ago

Dear Andrew
yes your book had me on the edge a few times, great original read and very well put together. I am so amazed at the world you have created in my head, congrats and
BACKED FOR SURE BY ME

I do hope you take the time to look at my book, comment and if you feel back it.
BEST of luck
Denise
The Letter

Andrew Burans wrote 596 days ago

You have written a very interesting and unique storyline, which I do like, and created a most memorable cast of characters. I do like Martin. The dialogue is realistic and well written and the pace of your story flows well. All of this along with your descriptive writing makes your science fiction thriller a pleasure to read. Backed.

Andrew Burans
The Reluctant Warrior: The Beginning

SusieGulick wrote 596 days ago

Dear Andrew, I love that your Annam, your hero is trying to do his very best :) - would that everyone was as determined as he is :) - what a wonderful world it would be. :) You have a wonderful adventure. :) Hope you'll write many more. :) I've backed your book :) - could you please take a moment to back my memoirs book? :) Thanks so very much. :) Love, Susie :)

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SusieGulick wrote 596 days ago

:) comment to follow - read & commented on 4 hours later :)

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