Rick Lofton

Broschiertes Buch

7 Colonies, Vol I

The Commencement Day Massacres

Beschreibung

Centuries after the last human war, Earth is ruled not by people, but by their legacy: the Evo, a new species engineered from human and animal DNA, and guided by the enigmatic Guardians-androids programmed to protect, nurture, and eventually relinquish control. Seven vast colonies rise where old cities once stood, each a marvel of technology and hope. But as Commencement Day approaches-the moment when the Guardians must step aside-unrest simmers beneath the surface. Goldie, a mutant outcast with the power to glimpse the future, is plagued by visions of fire and blood. When she stumbles into a plot that could shatter the fragile peace, she's forced to join a coalition of unlikely allies: rebels, mutants, and outcasts, all fighting for survival as the world they know begins to unravel. Across the colonies, old rivalries ignite. The radical Primeans, led by the ruthless Puma, are ready to seize power at any cost. In the shadows, secrets fester, alliances fracture, and ancient grudges threaten to erupt into all-out war. As the Guardians fall, the Evo must confront not only their enemies, but the truth of their own origins, and the darkness they might inherit. 7 Colonies: The Commencement Day Massacres is a sweeping saga of revolution, identity, and survival in a world where evolution is both a weapon and curse. The age of guidance is over. Now, the true test begins - will the Evo rise to claim their destiny, or will they be consumed by the chaos left behind? Enter the world of 7 Colonies, where the future is forged in fire, and every choice could be the last. As chaos erupts across all seven colonies, Goldie must face the truth: She is not just a survivor. She is a symbol. And if she doesn't rise-the world will fall.

Autor

Rickey O Lofton Jr., a visionary American author born on April 26, 1987, in San Bernardino CA, embarked on his literary journey at the tender age of 13. His debut publication, "A Surrender to the Moon," featured in the esteemed International Library of Poems, introduced him to the world of wordsmiths. Transitioning seamlessly from poetry, Lofton delved into ghostwriting within the music industry, crafting lyrics for countless songs, screenplays, and novels.Throughout his formative years, Lofton's multifaceted talents shinned brightly. A recipient of accolades as an award-winning journalist in High School, he showcased his adaptability through internships with prominent media outlets such as the Review Journal, Channel 13 News, and Channel 3 News. Amidst his academic pursuits, Lofton also pursued his passion for sports, acting, and modeling in Los Angeles, securing roles in independent films and commercials under ACME booking.Drawing inspiration from his childhood dreams and extensive research, Lofton weaves intricate narratives that seamlessly blend history, futuristic technology, and his innate gift for storytelling. His magnum opus, "Seven Colonies," sprung from the depths of his diaries, painting a vivid tapestry of a future governed by chimeras and advanced androids, with a poignant commentary on global warming and environmental stewardship.In his subsequent works, such as "The Last Makaran" and "The Merrow Womb," Lofton effortlessly traverses between past and future, seamlessly integrating elements of magic, folklore, and dystopian themes. With each novel comprising multiple volumes, Lofton lays the groundwork for immersive franchises that transcend traditional literary boundaries.Driven by a passion for both entertainment and education, Lofton's creative endeavors extend beyond the written word. His vision encompasses a multimedia landscape, spanning novels, audiobooks, comics, video games, and cinematic adaptations. Through his innovative approach and unwavering commitment to environmental consciousness, Lofton aims to captivate audiences worldwide while leaving a lasting impact on the literary, film, and gaming industries alike.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Quill Productions
• Seitenzahl: 350
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Juli 2025
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 20mm
• Gewicht: 404g
• ISBN-13: 9781968486006
• ISBN-10: 1968486003
• Artikelnr.: 74872656