Review
'H.G. Wells believed novels should transcend the artistic. For him they were an opportunity to educate and motivate Mr Everyman. Through the years countless sequels to H.G. Wells novels have been written by fans around the world. Unfortunately many of these devoted 'fanfic' authors have tended to focus on continuing Wells's storylines more than expanding on his original messages, meaning their sequels tend to lack the spirit, energy and endurance of the original story. Tony Wright has written a story that expands on the great The War of the Worlds and entertains as much as it embraces Wells' original spirit - without becoming maudlin or lapsing into simple plagiarism. A rare feat.'
Charles Keller - The H.G Wells Societies
--H G Wells Societies, October 1, 2008
Charles Keller - The H.G Wells Societies
--H G Wells Societies, October 1, 2008
Product Description
In the opening years of the 20th Century mankind faced its greatest war; The War of The Worlds. Now, a few months on, the Martian invaders are dead, slain by the earthly bacteria against which they had no defence.
Then, as England begins to rebuild, terrorist outrages begin to rock society. A new adventure begins, as a daring plan is put into place to discover the source of these disruptions. For one survivor of The War of The Worlds, the horror is just beginning.
Then, as England begins to rebuild, terrorist outrages begin to rock society. A new adventure begins, as a daring plan is put into place to discover the source of these disruptions. For one survivor of The War of The Worlds, the horror is just beginning.
