2100 - Crime of the Century

by Jim Lowe

Overview

Brady knew two things:

He wanted to be rich, and Bodhi Sattva was the banker for the Greens.

But even Brady couldn't foresee that he could be responsible for the crime of the century…

This is the sixteenth year of the one-hundred-year race to save the planet.

Sattva Systems™ had transformed Nanotechnology and Fusion Power in a bid to avert the oncoming climate change catastrophe. Still, they were thwarted by the old industries at every turn. Leaving Bodhi Sattva - its charismatic owner with no choice but to team up with the Green Revolutionaries to bring down the internet and capitalism. He would lead them into a new era of Green living for his chosen ones while the Trads were dying out in their millions…

It was all going so well.

Then Brady discovered he had a unique ability that he could exploit to establish a criminal enterprise for himself and his adopted family of misfits and conspiracy theorists.

The Greens saw Brady as a threat to their project but not Bodhi Sattva. He had plans for Brady. But nobody could imagine how devastating these plans might be…

This science fiction series is captivating and chilling in equal measure.

Continue exploring the New Green World today

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798201985103
Publisher:	Jrsl Publications
Publication date:	06/27/2022
Series:	Green Deal Quartet , #2
Pages:	266
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

Jim Lowe was a bookseller for a UK retail chain for forty years but has now taken early retirement. He loves books and the creative arts.

He is married to Cath and has two grown-up daughters, Beck and Katie.

Jim is an active - some might say, an over-enthusiastic - member of his local community in the Worcester area and runs Facebook groups for musicians and writers of all backgrounds and levels of experience. He has also worked closely as a volunteer for BBC Introducing as a filmmaker, and his niche YouTube channel for local artists has had over 300,000 views.

He has lived and worked in many locations in England including, Ashbourne, Braintree, Burton-Upon-Trent, Bury St Edmunds, Chelmsford, Derby - where he was born and remains a lifelong Rams fan - Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Tewkesbury and Worcester, where he has lived for more than twenty years.