Victims: Part 2 | A Post Apocalyptic Science Fiction Dystopian Book Series

After the cataclysmic world event known as The Fallout, society regresses into a dystopian apocalypse of city-states and marauding mobs. Dust covers the now lifeless world. A thick haze stretches above skyscrapers, transcending into an abyss of smoke. Cities that were heavily destroyed are known as Forlorns, while those that are more flourishing are called Prospects.

Since The Fallout, a powerful and systematized group known as Congress has risen to power, enforcing strict laws and oppressive regimes—aiming to control their Forlorn. Forgoing their identities, they associate themselves solely by letters, going by "Congress Member A" through "Congress Member L." They actively seek out and annihilate any groups that dare stand in the way of their perverted nationalism. They patrol the barren streets at dusk and destroy anyone deemed a threat to their crooked ideals or sociopolitical power.

Mike, along with his itinerant group of abandoned sons and daughters of elite Congress Members, calls themselves the Long Forgotten Sons. The Sons work toward regaining their City and giving it back to the people by banding with fellow groups and working together to stand a chance against the new world order.

Two years ago, Mike obtained a purple ear device, known as an Anima, from a Congress Member and has since been learning its secrets. The Anima can manipulate energy for its user, granting them access to powerful and potentially deadly abilities. With this newfound power, can he and the other Orphans topple Congress and their stalwart Followers? Will a society now dependent on a corrupt set of ideologues accept any form of resistance to the new norm? Find out in Victims: Part 2!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Victims: Part 2 is a post apocalyptic fiction book written by Preston Lingle. Preston primarily writes dystopian book series for young adults, apocalyptic fiction, and science fiction book series, including Victims. This dystopian fiction novel focuses on characters whose fathers have abandoned them, and initially band together to survive. However, after facing hardship and seeing their fathers vie for more power, they decide to rise and face their fathers' Congress.

Sci fi novels and science fiction novels are Preston’s preferred genre. Dystopian literature explores themes of isolation, rebellion, defiance, while the mix of science fiction stories bring a futuristic tone of optimism to a genre generally grayed out.