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![]() | Dark Heavens (2003) (The second book in the Reckless Sleep series) A novel by Roger Levy |
| "A fast moving, streetwise, intensely paranoid SF thriller." David Langford |
This sequel to the acclaimed Reckless Sleep, called "brilliantly innovative" by Starburst magazine, takes readers back to Roger Levy's apocalyptic vision of a world in its final years, falling apart. London is awash with volcanic ash, and the fatalistic population distracts itself from the horror by burying themselves in virtual-reality programs. But something new has emerged: new religions that promise an escape to heaven itself. But to get there, you have to die first. And mass suicides have become common--and legal. Levy has made a name for himself in record time, and this remarkable novel builds on his promise with flair and verve.
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Hardback Editions
February 2003 : Hardback
| Title: Dark Heavens (Gollancz S.F.) Author(s): Roger Levy ISBN: 0-575-07244-X / 978-0-575-07244-2 (UK edition) Publisher: Gollancz Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA WorldCat More details... |
Paperback Editions
February 2004 : Paperback
| Title: Dark Heavens: Await the Willing Dead (Gollancz Sf S.) Author(s): Roger Levy ISBN: 0-575-07406-X / 978-0-575-07406-4 (UK edition) Publisher: Gollancz Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
February 2003 : Paperback
| Title: Dark Heavens (Gollancz S.F.) Author(s): Roger Levy ISBN: 0-575-07245-8 / 978-0-575-07245-9 (UK edition) Publisher: Gollancz Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA WorldCat More details... |
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