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NO SIGNAL (iMe book 2) The breathtaking follow-up novel to Proximity
Can a game change the world?
The Ten are chosen – they are reckless, driven and strong.
They are tested. Ten become Four.
In a country where everyone is tracked, how can the Four hide from the police?
DI Clive Lussac hates the system that controls everything, but he's ill and it’s helping him. He must decide: conform or fight.
As Clive's world unravels, he and his partners DC Ava Miller and DS Zoe Jordan can’t believe the entry price to the game.
They strive to answer the real questions.
Why does the ultimate Augmented Reality game have four different finishes?
And how is a simple game wrapped up in politics, religion and the environment?
The iMe series blends pacy thrillers with highly plausible science fiction.
If you love the of pace of Lee Child and the vision of Orwell's 1984 or Black Mirror TV Series , then this series is perfect for you.
iMe Series:
Book 1 - Proximity
Book 2 - No Signal
‘A BUREAUCRAT navigating the pandemic would chew their right arm off for an iMe…Even now, tech is being made the seems like a precursor to the iMe’ New Scientist - May 2020
Praise for No Signal
‘a fast-paced page turner...that twists and turns within a multifaceted future, No Signal, raises the iMe series to a whole new level.’ SciFiNOW
‘An immersive, entertaining high-octane thriller set in a plausible interconnected world. Well-written, thought-provoking escapism. Perfect for fans of Black Mirror & Philip K. Dick.’ Adam Hamdy
5* ’An instant classic; it’s an absolutely outstanding dystopian crime thriller’ The Book Magnet
5* ‘Suspense, loads of action and great characters’ EmmabBooks
5* ’An outstanding piece of writing. More than just another dystopian novel.’ Chocolate’n’Waffles
5* ‘the ultimate theme park white knuckle ride’ Bookphace
5* ‘it begs you to begin asking questions about how far is too far in terms of technology, freedom and privacy, while giving you a rather thrilling and entertaining story’ A Garden of Books
5* ‘another mind-blowing book in the iMe series’ BooksTeacupnReviews
5* ‘provides insightful commentary about the power digital technology has to shape our thinking and behaviour.’ Jade Hinchcliffe
5* ‘I felt transported into the world’ Jessica Belmont
5* ’I can’t wait to see where else this world can go, hopefully a next novel.’ Tranquil Dreams
5* ‘Chilling. A brilliant followup to book 1.’ The Faerie Review
‘fast-paced, brilliantly imagined, and thoughtful, this is multiple genres and stories in one’ The Crime Review
‘This is another belting story from this author.’ FromDuskTillDawn
‘a really great read, packed with intrigue, suspense, some action and humour too’ What Rebecca’s Read
‘thrilling and intriguing…it sheds new light on the dystopia of a ‘utopian’ UK’ TehBen’s Book Club
‘Every character, plot twist and setting seamlessly weaves its way into the story’ The Dorset Book Detective
‘a fascinating take on the future’ The Eclectic Review
‘Tugwell does an amazing job of blending in the future with the present’ Mama Mummy Mum
Genre: Thriller
Can a game change the world?
The Ten are chosen – they are reckless, driven and strong.
They are tested. Ten become Four.
In a country where everyone is tracked, how can the Four hide from the police?
DI Clive Lussac hates the system that controls everything, but he's ill and it’s helping him. He must decide: conform or fight.
As Clive's world unravels, he and his partners DC Ava Miller and DS Zoe Jordan can’t believe the entry price to the game.
They strive to answer the real questions.
Why does the ultimate Augmented Reality game have four different finishes?
And how is a simple game wrapped up in politics, religion and the environment?
The iMe series blends pacy thrillers with highly plausible science fiction.
If you love the of pace of Lee Child and the vision of Orwell's 1984 or Black Mirror TV Series , then this series is perfect for you.
iMe Series:
Book 1 - Proximity
Book 2 - No Signal
‘A BUREAUCRAT navigating the pandemic would chew their right arm off for an iMe…Even now, tech is being made the seems like a precursor to the iMe’ New Scientist - May 2020
Praise for No Signal
‘a fast-paced page turner...that twists and turns within a multifaceted future, No Signal, raises the iMe series to a whole new level.’ SciFiNOW
‘An immersive, entertaining high-octane thriller set in a plausible interconnected world. Well-written, thought-provoking escapism. Perfect for fans of Black Mirror & Philip K. Dick.’ Adam Hamdy
5* ’An instant classic; it’s an absolutely outstanding dystopian crime thriller’ The Book Magnet
5* ‘Suspense, loads of action and great characters’ EmmabBooks
5* ’An outstanding piece of writing. More than just another dystopian novel.’ Chocolate’n’Waffles
5* ‘the ultimate theme park white knuckle ride’ Bookphace
5* ‘it begs you to begin asking questions about how far is too far in terms of technology, freedom and privacy, while giving you a rather thrilling and entertaining story’ A Garden of Books
5* ‘another mind-blowing book in the iMe series’ BooksTeacupnReviews
5* ‘provides insightful commentary about the power digital technology has to shape our thinking and behaviour.’ Jade Hinchcliffe
5* ‘I felt transported into the world’ Jessica Belmont
5* ’I can’t wait to see where else this world can go, hopefully a next novel.’ Tranquil Dreams
5* ‘Chilling. A brilliant followup to book 1.’ The Faerie Review
‘fast-paced, brilliantly imagined, and thoughtful, this is multiple genres and stories in one’ The Crime Review
‘This is another belting story from this author.’ FromDuskTillDawn
‘a really great read, packed with intrigue, suspense, some action and humour too’ What Rebecca’s Read
‘thrilling and intriguing…it sheds new light on the dystopia of a ‘utopian’ UK’ TehBen’s Book Club
‘Every character, plot twist and setting seamlessly weaves its way into the story’ The Dorset Book Detective
‘a fascinating take on the future’ The Eclectic Review
‘Tugwell does an amazing job of blending in the future with the present’ Mama Mummy Mum
Genre: Thriller
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