Robby Charters

Pepe: The Street Kid (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Pepe doesn't know who he really is nor where he came from. The farther back he tries to remember, the weirder it gets. He only knows he has to take care of his "sister" Po. It's not his natural sister, they look too different for that. Their grandmother died in the slum fire, in which Pepe and Po barely escaped with their lives. Now they're on their own, living in an abandoned construction site with other homeless kids. Pepe's best friend is a drug addict.

All the while, floating magnetic trains fly overhead and a popular cafe that looks like a disco ball floats in mid air, and a giant hologram of the General peers at them from above the intersection.

The General is quadriplegic, is hooked up to a computer system that controls a robot army, and he's obsessed with finding the family of the previous head-of-state, so as to eliminate them.

A mystic old Japanese man has taken a special interest in Pepe. He keeps showing up at just the right time to save their skins.

Awarded the IndiePENdents.org Seal of Good Writing.
"Books this good usually don't show up on my radar... Excellent nerd sci fi totally deserving your money." -- Ezekiel Carsella at Books N Tech
"Pepe was an action packed ride that I enjoyed from start to finish. Mr. Charters has a way of creating a near future in exquisite detail, and I felt like that really made the story." -- Paige Boggs at Effectively Paige

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: robbysebookformatting
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. April 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781458089830
• Artikelnr.: 48244637

Autorenporträt

I live with my wife and my son, sometimes in Thailand where I was born and my wife is from, sometimes in Ireland where my dad is from. In Thailand, I taught English as a second language. Here in Ireland, I work from home, turning people's manuscripts into e-books. Wherever I am, I write.