Dance of Truth and Lies

You're about to enter a post-truth world. A world dominated by artificial intelligence. A cruel exam separates members of the Establishment from the Plebeians. A pass ensures an easy life, and a failure… well, let's not talk about that now. Stephen 'Mac' Mackenzie, Yoshiko Williams and Dinesa 'Ditz' Agrawal score one hundred percent and are sent to Cambridge to learn the art and science of being a 'Tech', one of the secret few responsible for maintaining progress and stability. Yoshiko is keen to escape and visit her beloved Uncle; Dinesa wants to help her brother, and Mac is about to learn the realities of power. Find yourself in this fast-paced point-of-view novel and feel yourself being pulled in.

Review for the series: I think I've found my new favourite sci-fi series. With nods to Brave New World and echoes of 1984, this book brings a modern perspective to the classics. The characters are intriguing; the world is familiar yet foreign; and the story is captivating. I can't believe it ended where it did - I kept trying to find more pages just in case! This definitely makes my top ten of 2024, and I am so excited to read more.

The Fast Track Series continues. Reviews: "This book surprised me in the best way. I wasnt expecting such a gripping blend of suspense and character development. The pacing is relentless, pulling you deeper into the web of secrets, and the twists are genuinely unexpected. What I really loved was how the characters grew..just when you think youve figured them out, they reveal more complex layers. The blurred lines between truth and deception made it hard to know who to trust, adding a great sense of tension throughout. If you enjoy fast-paced thrillers with depth, this one wont disappoint!" - Dana "Ambition and strategy underlie everything in this book, in a complex web of authority and technology. The characters work their way through an aspiration against an overwhelming opposition, making this a captivating read. I also felt that early in the story, the dialogue between characters plotting a secret rebellion created tension in showing depth to the revelation of awareness of their failures in times past. The cautious attitude in gaining allies sent me thinking about the risks of challenging authority." -KC