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The Metroman John Stassinos
The Metroman
John Stassinos
Publisher Marketing: "There's a war going on out there in this corrupt and dark world that we call home and we're caught in the middle of it. Not because we have to be or need to be, but because we want to be a part of it..." "So Project Bubble comes to mind. We need it so that we can take the world by surprise and hold it up like Atlas - save it from the corruption and manage it from here on to the end." Dr. Daniel Grey, a physicist on a beautiful, non-descript planet wants more out of life. He takes a job through a friend working for Band Corp, the leading Corporation on Terra. He is to be one of the lead scientists on Project Bubble, handsomely paid and given a chance to do research some only dream about. Daniel quickly realizes however that he is unbelievably out his depth. His office building is in the shape of a giant glass Rose, holding equipment he's never seen before. His boss, a Mr. Elmwood Jones, is a lunatic - vulgar, violent and obsessed with changing the world. Daniel is right to feel uneasy. Mr. Elmwood Jones is not remotely what he seems to be. He is Ellam, Emperor of the Dominatia, a race of brutal inter-dimensional despots; Project Bubble is the latest incarnation of a saga of oppression and bloodshed that has lasted eons, spanned whole worlds, enslaved and annihilated species and lead across dimensions. Daniel cannot even begin to fathom what lies ahead; his creation, the fruit of Project Bubble, a dimensional device known as the Metroman, will change the course of the planet forever. The hope for Terra and worlds like it lies in Daniel and the bravery and cunning of the few who would stand against the Dominatia - most importantly, is an outcast, struggling with his inner demon, who must finally take his rightful place as a hero.
| Media | Books Paperback Book (Book with soft cover and glued back) |
| Released | August 12, 2015 |
| ISBN13 | 9781508413059 |
| Publishers | Createspace |
| Pages | 482 |
| Dimensions | 152 × 229 × 27 mm · 698 g |
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