Feedback Dystopia Series

A Dystopian Future Where Singing Is A Felony And Music Is Banned Over 2500 Free and Paid Downloads How can you defend yourself from a murder frame-up if you live in a world where noise and loud expression are outlawed? In this post-apocalyptic dystopian thriller, mild-mannered doctor-to-be Eric flees the dark groups that control the quiet society, until he strikes back. Hall has developed an incredible dystopian society and his attention to detail builds a vivid picture for the reader of what this world looks like and just who is living in it. Hall has created characters that the reader becomes invested in. I want to know more! —Melissa Corbeil (Inspired Leo Goddess) Hundreds of years after the post-nuclear apocalypse, the world is forever changed. All forms of loud noise are illegal. Offenders are cast out once a year, into the hopeless, irradiated wastelands. But it's not the rebels who face the greatest threats. The dark powers who maintain the status quo set their sights on several innocent, brilliant college students. They push a young doctor-to-be into a conspiracy, putting his reputation, family, and life under fire. They raise a girl into becoming a gorgeous, coveted celebrity, a puppet to please the masses. They force a young man and woman to rendezvous in the secrecy of a singer group, hiding their forbidden relationship. This is the story of rats in a maze, who get pushed too far. Impulse is the first of four novella-length episodes in season one of a multi-season, dystopian thriller of politics, hatred, love, bitterness, and warped minds. Read Feedback to experience... A complex story with flawed but good-minded characters on either side. Can making the world tolerant of sound really save it? A futuristic-yet-realistic setting that touches on posthumanism and augmented reality. A post-apocalyptic, falsely-beautiful world. Bright colors, delicious food, and unsettling physical contact are meant to ease the deprivation of sound. Moments of humor and passion sprinkled amidst a dark, oppressive atmosphere. If dystopian futures fascinate you, grab a copy. Feedback's Most Relevant Categories * Dystopian New Adult Science Fiction * Science Fiction Mystery Serial * Augmented Reality Science Fiction * Dystopian Futures * Posthuman Science Fiction * Post-Nuclear Apocalypse * YA Dystopian Science Fiction

A Dystopian Future Where Singing Is A Felony And Music Is Banned​ There's Only One Place Left to Run Eric, the doctor, Terry, the celebrity, and Clarice, the victim, all flee into the lawless tunnels, where the cowardly untouchables of Flatson live in seclusion. Eric and the others must avoid exploitative criminals and escape with their families to a legend: the illegal music bar known as Marley's. The singers and police both face severe upheavals, as both Leonardo and Jack make their moves. Sometimes, we just don't have any other choice. Janet and Will, forbidden lovers, have no choice but to tell the truth. Winona has no choice but to face her own inner ugliness. And Eric has no choice but to let go of someone, even if it ruins him forever. Or so they think. Reverb is the second of four novella-length episodes in season one of a multi-season, dystopian thriller of politics, hatred, love, bitterness, and warped minds. If dystopian futures fascinate you, scroll up and grab a copy. Feedback's Most Relevant Categories * Dystopian New Adult Science Fiction * Science Fiction Mystery Serial * Augmented Reality Science Fiction * Dystopian Futures * Posthuman Science Fiction * Post-Nuclear Apocalypse * YA Dystopian Science Fiction

A Dystopian Future Where Singing Is A Felony And Music Is Banned​ The Safest Place is Not What It Seems Eric had dreams for himself and the world, but the Nexus and Leonardo forced him into hiding. After a final surface mission, Eric is safe with his family in the Marley, but at a very high cost. The surface world grows distant, and people begin to heal and accept new roles. The underwater vessel known as The Marley is a piece to a puzzle, however, and someone is coming to put the pieces together. Eric's friends and family will face life and death once again. The Nexus will reveal its mysterious leader. And Leonardo's legacy will take form as people react to his disappearance. Something terrible awaits at the bottom of the ocean. Reverb is the third of four novella-length episodes in season one of a multi-season, dystopian thriller of politics, hatred, love, bitterness, and warped minds. If dystopian futures fascinate you, scroll up and grab a copy Feedback's Most Relevant Categories * Dystopian New Adult Science Fiction * Science Fiction Mystery Serial * Augmented Reality Science Fiction * Dystopian Futures * Posthuman Science Fiction * Post-Nuclear Apocalypse * YA Dystopian Science Fiction

A Dystopian Future Where Singing Is A Felony And Music Is Banned The Red Season Begins Eric turned fortune against his enemies, The Gate Web, and activated the worldwide augmented reality system known as Infinite Flight. But now Eric understands why the world was meant to be silent. Infinite Flight restores the dead in the form of techno-ethereal "eidolons", allows people to imagine anything they wish or enter virtual reality dreams, and even has the potential to heal the post-nuclear wasteland. It also separates the people into castes based on genetics, and instills a brutal, potentially lethal mind-toxin in response to loud noise or disruption, called the Red Haze. Winona, Eric's fiancée, is suffering a Red-Haze-producing illness birthed by Infinite Flight, and despite him being a brilliant doctor, he has only been able to comfort her as her condition nears death. Terry desperately quells her darker self and her infatuation for Eric, while he and his girlfriend enjoy her hospitality. Under the leadership of the Songbird, Crane, the Nexus is on the move again, though aiming for a friendlier relationship. Will excels in operating the Coltra Police, but is haunted by the ghost of the superior and mentor he helped assassinate. Somewhere unseen, deep in the Infinite Flight system, and old enemy learns the truth, and the way back home. Beware, the Crimson Royalty are coming. Gain is the first of four novella-length episodes in season two of a multi-season, dystopian thriller of politics, hatred, love, bitterness, and warped minds. Consisting of Episodes Five through Eight, the Red Season offers... *A sensible, mind-warping, and unpredictable answer to core mysteries of the silent dystopia and its past. *A pitch-black and blood-red continuation that pits every character through hell and back. Life, death, love, hate, brilliance, and insanity sprout and whither across the garden of the story's hefty cast of characters. *A resolution to the tensions between Eric and Terry that must be seen to be believed. *The Crimson Royalty, a menagerie of sadistic villains who are not what they seem. Welcome, once again, to the silent world.   Be sure you've read Season One (Episodes 1-4) first!   Feedback's Most Relevant Categories * Dystopian New Adult Science Fiction * Science Fiction Mystery Serial * Augmented Reality Science Fiction * Dystopian Futures * Posthuman Science Fiction * Post-Nuclear Apocalypse * YA Dystopian Science Fiction

A Dystopian Future Where Singing Is A Felony And Music Is Banned​ Infinite Flight Is About To Be Released Eric, his family, and the others are at a standstill, trapped on the lower floors but holding off the violent Gate Web brutes above. Jack and Will arrive in escape vessels to unveil the potential of Infinite Flight, a powerful worldwide system that augments reality with imposed images and feelings, as well as letting people escape into a fantasy world of their making. Even while strapped to a chair and drugged, Leonardo suddenly changes tune, unconcerned with his mother's death and confident the Gate Web will take control of Infinite Flight. As The Marley descends toward the Hub, strange images appear, and Eric discovers the horrible truth about mortality manipulation. An old friend might be able to help, but Eric is more confident in himself and his current allies. Only by working together, Nexus and victims alike, can the radical and destructive Gate Web be kept away from Infinite Flight's controls. But Infinite Flight is new to them, and they haven't a sliver of a chance at outsmarting Leonardo. Chorus is the season one finale of a multi-season, dystopian thriller of politics, hatred, love, bitterness, and warped minds. If dystopian futures fascinate you, scroll up and grab a copy. Feedback's Most Relevant Categories * Dystopian New Adult Science Fiction * Science Fiction Mystery Serial * Augmented Reality Science Fiction * Dystopian Futures * Posthuman Science Fiction * Post-Nuclear Apocalypse * YA Dystopian Science Fiction

A Dystopian Future Where Singing Is A Felony And Music Is Banned​   A Chase to Awaken An Unimaginable Creation    How can you defend yourself from a murder frame-up if you live in a world where noise and loud expression are outlawed? In this post-apocalyptic dystopian thriller, mild-mannered doctor-to-be Eric flees the dark groups that control the quiet society, until he strikes back.    Hundreds of years after the post-nuclear apocalypse, the world is forever changed. All forms of loud noise are illegal. Eric disapproves of his society but tries to get by unnoticed while his sister and best friend oppose and maintain it, respectively.    When Eric's brilliant friend Freyara goes missing after unveiling a fascinating new technology, Eric suspects foul play.    Unfortunately, so does everyone else, but their doubts fall on Eric. A conspiracy sets him fleeing for his freedom with several unlikely friends.    Eric and those around him face death, betrayal, and danger as the chase takes them closer and closer to the truth of the silent world.     Geniuses, politicians, and hackers struggle to gain control of Eric, and he won't be happy when he finds out why.    Somewhere close, there is a chance to change the world forever.    Eric's dedication, anger, and heart are put to the test as his path leads him deeper into a world he never wanted.    These are the four episodes from season one of a multi-season, dystopian thriller of politics, hatred, love, bitterness, and warped minds. Read Feedback to experience...    *A complex story with flawed but good-minded characters on either side. Can making the world tolerant of sound really save it?    *A futuristic-yet-realistic setting that touches on posthumanism and augmented reality.   *A post-apocalyptic, falsely-beautiful world. Bright colors, delicious food, and unsettling physical contact are meant to ease the deprivation of sound.    *Moments of humor and passion sprinkled amidst a dark, oppressive atmosphere.  If dystopian futures fascinate you, scroll up and grab a copy. Feedback's Most Relevant Categories * Dystopian New Adult Science Fiction * Science Fiction Mystery Serial * Augmented Reality Science Fiction * Dystopian Futures * Posthuman Science Fiction * Post-Nuclear Apocalypse * YA Dystopian Science Fiction