Spaceboy Books

Title: Stolen Futures: Present Danger

Author: M. Drewery

*YOUNG ADULT*

THE STOLEN FUTURES SERIES CONTINUES…

“I have to go after him,” I said. “This is all my fault.”

The teenage remnants of humanity drift through space on their way to a new world. The old ways are done. The old countries are gone. A new future awaits. Yet, the past has come back to haunt the present, and lingering dangers arise to buckle and break the friendships being forged on the Ark.

Callum Tasker has made new allies, new enemies, and has uncovered new secrets. And like any 16-year-old, he’s going to make mistakes. Will he own his faults and flaws, or fail to learn from them at his (and his fellow Arkonauts’) peril?

Meanwhile, in a distant future, another timeline plays out. Reeling from the changes made to the past, the last human makes new, alien friends and fights alongside them against an evil force whose only desire is to steal everything.

ISBN: 978-1-951393-01-4
Price: $13.95 (paperback) $2.99 (Kindle ebook)
Release date: 3/31/20

READERS LOVE Stolen Futures: Present Danger

“Stolen Futures: Present Danger takes Callum Tasker’s adventures in whole new, breathtakingly exciting directions, whilst introducing elements such as romance and alternate timelines. It wasn’t the sequel we were expecting and it’s because of this that we love this book so much. Drewery has scored another palpable hit here! 10/10.”
– Doctor Who Online

“A very mysterious and gripping story and really hard to put down. The backstory creates an atmosphere of secrecy and lies. The plot is clearly well thought through and has more twists and turns than a maze! Definitely recommended for all ages. 5-star!”
– Jacob Styles, London, England


”Immerse yourself in this gripping adventure through an alien world discovered in Stolen Futures… so exciting you won’t want to put this book down!”
– Beki Swinfield, London, England

“This book has stunning character development and incredible plot twists that up the threat level like never before in this series.”
– Scott Page, Epsom, Surrey, England