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Reject World
	Author: Marco Bucciferro Classification: Science Fiction/Fiction Sorry this book is Out Of Print	Brief Description: Inspired by the current world situation, blighted by wars and evil dictators, Reject World thrusts the hero of the story, Mark Angelo, into an alien world, one that he has been chosen to save from extinction. However, despite their technological advances, the alien race is unable to feel love or compassion. Instead, their world’s two hemispheres vie against each other for supremacy, driven by jealousy, greed and self-interest and a desire for world domination. Mark has something the alien world needs in order to survive, and he is willing to help. However, the motives of Second Hemisphere’s leader are called into question when Mark is sent, as part of a team, on an archaeological expedition to First Hemisphere to retrieve the Eye of Rancour, an ancient artefact with unknown powers. Instead, he finds himself on a mission to save the alien world from destruction, trapped in the midst of a war, and embroiled in a battle of wits and courage to defeat a power-crazed ruler. Throughout the book, parallels can be drawn with our own world, challenging the reader to consider, question and draw conclusions about modern-day events and wrestle with their political, social and personal conscience.

About the Author: From the age of twelve until leaving school to pursue a career as an interior decorator, Marco Bucciferro had a keen interest in writing science fiction stories, and this passion was rekindled when he started his own business eight years ago. Inspired by a biography of a famous writer, he decided to try writing a novel and Reject World was born.

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Publication Date:	16 December 2004
ISBN: ISBN 13:	1-904444-26-1 978-1-904444-26-8
Page Extent:	200
Book Size:	210x148mm
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One world. Two opposing empires. Something has to give. Mark Angelo has a bargaining chip that may radically affect the outcome of the titanic power struggle. That, in a nutshell, is the main plot of Reject World.
But there’s more. Angelo has to go on an archaeological expedition to the First Hemisphere in an effort to retrieve an ancient artefact known as the Eye of Rancour – don’t you just love that name. The Eye has powers, of course, although initially no one is quite sure what they are. Reject World is just over 150 pages long, and just the sort of thing to liven up a boring train journey. As you read it, note the rather chilling parallels with our own, currently existing political and social tensions.
Definitely one for the literary shopping list.
Mike Hallowell, The Shields Gazette

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