Introducing Eternity Falls
Nomination number seven on the 2010 list is Eternity Falls by Kirk Outerbridge (Marcher Lord Press).
Genre.
Adult near future science fiction techno-thriller
Description.
It wasn’t supposed to happen. People who took the Miracle Treatment weren’t supposed to die-ever, especially not the famous movie star spokesperson for the Treatment.
And yet, that’s exactly what’s happened. The stunning starlet Greta Darling who looked 22 but was really 89, has suddenly died, of natural causes. Desperate to assure their billions of clients that the Miracle Treatment really does work, the company executives call in private investigator Rick Macey. Macey’s job is to find out what really happened to Greta Darling–or, failing that, to simply come up with some other explanation of how she died.
What others are saying:
An edgy hard-boiled future detective story, Eternity Falls sucks you into a dystopian world reminiscent of Blade Runner and Necromancer.
– W. H. Hayes at Amazon.com
“Eternity Falls works on many levels, and I enjoyed the fast-paced conclusion that reminded me of “District 9.” The mystery elements are solid, if not anything too deep, and the sci-fi aspects grow more interesting as the story moves along.”
– Eric Wilson at Amazon.com
Learn More.
Read Chapter One
Read a review at Christian Fiction Review and The Christian Manifesto
Read interviews with Kirk Outerbridge at WhereTheMapEnds and MerrieDestefano.com
Obtain a Copy of Eternity Falls:
from Marcher Lord Press
from Amazon
from Barnes & Noble
from Christianbook.com
Other Formats.
Kindle version
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