Nothing To See Here: A Dystopian Science Fiction Comedy Adventure

by M T McGuire

Overview

If you like planet-based dystopian science fiction adventure - with added British comedy - then hopefully you will enjoy this book.

When trouble comes knocking ... be out.

It's midwinter and preparations for the biggest religious festival in the K'Barthan year are in full swing. Yes, even though, officially, religious activity has been banned, no-one's going to ignore Arnold, The Prophet's Birthday, especially not Big Merv. He orders The Pan of Hamgee to deliver the traditional Prophet's Birthday gift to his accountants and lawyers. As usual, The Pan has managed to elicit the unwanted attention of the security forces. Can he make the delivery and get back to the Parrot and Screwdriver pub in time for an unofficial Prophet's Birthday celebration with his friends?

Nothing To See Here is the second book in the Hamgeen Misfit, dystopian science fiction humour (or humour) series. It is set in a contemporary dystopia, in a parallel reality with futuristic technology. There is some slightly dark humour in places and some very light swearing. Estimated rating of this book is: PEGI7/E10 or G (general). Estimated rating for the series: PEGI12/E10. This is the second story in the series but it can be read as a stand-alone.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185759530
Publisher:	Hamgee University Press
Publication date:	10/03/2022
Series:	K'Barthan Extras, Hamgeean Misfit (humorous dystopian sci fi series) , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	366 KB

About the Author

M T McGuire enjoys the real world but wouldn’t want to live there full time. That’s why she writes books. She grew up, or at least got bigger, halfway up a windy down in Sussex. Her home was also the first location choice for Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films, so maybe it’s not so strange that she’s ended up writing sci-fi fantasy. Perhaps there’s something in the water up there, apart from chalk.

After a short stint as a stand up comedienne, M T sat down, got married and moved to East Anglia. She now lives in Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk, with a McOther, a McMini, a McCat and a selection of very silly cars. She hasn’t found a way to make any of the cars fly like the ones in her books, and none of them is fitted with ordnance, but she and her team of evil scientists are working on that.

M T would like to be able to tell you she's an NY Times best selling author but that would be lying. Some of her books have won Wishing Shelf Awards though, a bronze and a silver.

Despite being over fifty now and supposedly an adult, M T checks all unfamiliar wardrobes for a gateway to Narnia. She hasn’t found one so far but lives in hope.