In this quiet but engaging debut novel, an American teenager spends the summer with her relatives in southern India and gains new insight into her past, her family and her heritage. Born in Kerala, Maya spent the first four years of her life there, cared for mainly by her grandmother, Ammamma, until
Motherland
β Scribed by Linton, Russ
- Book ID
- 104531303
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 112 B
- Series
- Crimson Son 2
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
All Spencer really wanted was a normal life. College. A job. Maybe a research fellowship which culminated in freeing his mother from the psychic snow globe where he last saw her...
Then again, "normal" might be too much to ask for the powerless son of the world's most dangerous Augment.
Spencer is soon sucked back into his father's world of weaponized superhumans. Augments long forgotten have emerged from their former prison with their powers amplified. While Spencer and his team race to contain the threats, a digital cabal weaves a vision of the future as infectious as the computerized plague set to deliver it.
The Avengers meets Mr. Robot in this thrilling superhero universe. Advance readers have called the plot "scary brilliant and hopefully just fantasy". But will it become Spencer's new reality? Buy your copy today and find out!
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