Salus: Idyllic Avenue 2.0 - Ganske, Chad
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Permanent midnight has arrived. Ultim's twin suns have burnt out, forcing society's genetically elite to take shelter in the protective bio-dome, Salus. With whole segments of the population left to die, the mutants elect Stanford Samuels to lead them to the sanctuary. But a new form of super-android lies in wait, created for the sole purpose of keeping them out. As battle lines are drawn in the nuclear ash, Stanford must face his personal demons and embark on a desperate quest to find his missing child. While under the cloak of unending night, a mysterious organism casts doubt on who…mehr

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Permanent midnight has arrived. Ultim's twin suns have burnt out, forcing society's genetically elite to take shelter in the protective bio-dome, Salus. With whole segments of the population left to die, the mutants elect Stanford Samuels to lead them to the sanctuary. But a new form of super-android lies in wait, created for the sole purpose of keeping them out. As battle lines are drawn in the nuclear ash, Stanford must face his personal demons and embark on a desperate quest to find his missing child. While under the cloak of unending night, a mysterious organism casts doubt on who ultimately holds power on the dark planet. Join Stanford Samuels as he searches to uncover the truth in this explosive sequel to Idyllic Avenue.
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Autorenporträt
Chad Ganske was born in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, in 1976, relocating with his family to the small harbor town of Sidney, British Columbia in the late eighties. After graduating from high school he enrolled at the University of Victoria, but left after one semester to enter the workforce. Chad slogged through a variety of entry-level jobs before publishing Idyllic Avenue, followed by its sequel, Salus. He presently resides in Victoria, BC, where he spends a great deal of time alternating between states of elation and frustration while watching the Edmonton Oilers of the National Hockey League.