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  • Flames of Apathy

  • The Neon Sands Trilogy, Book 3
  • By: Adam J. Smith
  • Narrated by: Steven Miller
  • Length: 6 hrs and 23 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (2 ratings)

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By: Adam J. Smith
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Summary

Far beneath the city’s depths burns far more than the fuel that feeds it.

Stuck in the same dead-end job as his father, Rylan drinks himself into oblivion most nights. Better than the oblivion of the Link, everyone around him a slave to virtual reality. At least that’s what he tells himself. His ex, Clarisse, has found herself a new lover, someone with more than a passing interest in him. They have a job for him, and it involves explosives.

Best just to drink this one off. Wait it out, until everyone has regained their senses. That’s the trouble though; everyone acts like robots and he feels like the only one with any sense. Any emotion. Emotion that triggers violence when a new friend exposes the wound inside his heart.

A sci-fi dystopian adventure beneath the hyper-tech city of Neon, Flames of Apathy is the third book in an epic series that will explore Man’s technological and innate potential, and the search for hope when all looks bleak.
©2018 Adam J Smith (P)2020 Adam J Smith
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An awesome sci-fi adventure.

Finally finished this unbelievable trilogy which I wrote on the last book that it’s like a mix of Dune and Blade Runner, now I also add The Matrix to the mixture.
The author Adam J. Smith sure have wrote an incredible trilogy but even he knew that the readers wanted more that it felt not complete so he continued the story and wrote another trilogy which I’ve just received about 10 minutes ago, perfect timing !!!

Steven Miller as usual narrates perfectly complete the packaging into a masterpiece of audiobooks.


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Recommended !!

Oded Ostfeld.


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