Two rips in time. One chance to survive. Dive into the future before the past disappears forever.

Blue is a screwed-up teenager with too much anger and nowhere safe to put it, until he is ripped through time to land on a drowned Earth 400 years in the future. The world has burned, flooded, and rebuilt itself into a ruthless, militarised civilisation beneath the desert that used to be the Amazon.

Trapped in The Academy, a machine-like school run by a regime he does not trust, Blue is a glitch in a society conditioned to ignore him. While they hammer him with lethal pilot simulations and missions that go wrong fast, he is chasing the only thing that still matters: a way back home.

But between the cockpit and the crushing weight of daily humiliation, Blue begins to uncover truths he was never meant to know about the regime, his parents, and the 'accident' that sent him into the future. Then he learns the most dangerous secret of all.

He might not be entirely human.

As the enemies close in and the truth dismantles everything he thought he knew about his family, Blue must decide what matters more: a past that no longer exists, or the power to burn the future down.

To protect his loved ones, Blue will have to first survive the Academy. But getting home will cost him everything, and time does not give second chances.

Blue Into the Rip is a gripping YA sci-fi time-travel adventure about a young, angry hero who refuses to stay lost.

Autorentext

K.J.Heritage is an international bestselling UK author of crime mystery, sci-fi and fantasy.

His first sci-fi short story, 'ESCAPING THE CRADLE' was runner-up in the 2005 Clarke-Bradbury International Science Fiction Competition. He has also appeared in several anthologies with such self-publishing sci-fi luminaries as Hugh Howey, Michael Bunker and Samuel Peralta.

Kev has done all the requisite 'writery' jobs such as driver's mate, factory gateman, barman, labourer, telesales operative, sales assistant, warehouseman, IT contractor, Student Union President, university IT helpdesk guy, British Rail signal software designer, premiership football website designer, gigging musician, graphic designer, stand-up comedian, sound engineer, improv artist, magazine editor and web journo. Although he doesn't like to talk about it. Mostly.

He was born in the UK in one of the more interesting previous centuries. Originally from Derbyshire, he now lives in the seaside town of Brighton. He is a tea drinker, avid Twitterer (@MostlyWriting), and autistic (ASD) human being.

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