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The Deluge

by Stephen Markley

The Deluge

by Stephen Markley

Set at the tumultuous dawn of the 21st century, 'The Deluge' by Stephen Markley paints a prophetic picture of a world on the brink of ecological catastrophe and political paralysis. Tony Pietrus, a dedicated scientist in the throes of combating climate change, becomes entwined with a diverse group grappling with the signs of impending doom - from a recovering addict and a neurodivergent genius to an eco-terrorist and a devout actor. At the story's heart is the tenacious Kate Morris, whose activism in the Wyoming wilderness weaves these lives together and signals change. As America battles nature's wrath and internal discord, these characters' paths converge in a narrative of sacrifice, resilience, and fragile hope for humanity's survival amidst worsening chaos. Each must confront the ultimate question: what price are they willing to pay to ensure the future?

  • Fiction
  • Dystopian
  • Disaster
  • Ecological
  • Political
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