Gerard O'Neill

Jubilee Year Gerard O'Neill

Australia in the year 2020.

We may well ask...

What is to become of the world?



Storm is an 18-year-old who can remember everything. When a local astronomer finds out about the boy's ability, he asks him to deliver a coded message that can't be written down. A powerful few know all hell is about to break loose across the planet, and they are doing all they can to keep it a secret. Storm is about to step into a world of hurt when he discovers what has been hidden from humanity for more than two millennia.



Reviewers say

"the writing style is often brilliant" - Mike Dixon, official review for Readers' Favorite Preview... "plenty of gritty action throughout" - Andy Lloyd, author of Ezekiel One... "character-driven story that is a roller coaster from beginning to end" - Brian's Book Blog... "I read it in one day" - Ronovan Writes, official review for Lit World Interviews.



Read the exciting action packed and suspense filled sequel May Day (Book II).





Author's Notes

Way back in 2015, I had no idea how prescient the orange cover for Jubilee Year and indeed the book's contents would turn out to be. It isn't easy to forget the widespread bushfires in Australia. That time we now call the Black Summer of 2019-2020. It isn't easy to forget that orange sky! May Day, the second book in the series, also hit the mark with what really is a tried and true trope in SF. That of the 'fortress city'. The book was published several years before 2021. Now Sydney has been locked down twice already. Life imitates art. If you enjoy intrigue, a grand conspiracy, and a wild ride, then these books are for you. Book III in the trilogy is under development and is scheduled for publication in late 2021-early 2022.