Publisher's Synopsis
Scifi Horror Legend Vilij Noble brings you From the Dust Up Book 1.2Published in 2009...Excerpt 1: "Trump it!" Nuliis said waving his hand in obstinence. "Don't use that kind of language here please." Mrs. Yo said. Nuliis jumped down from the desk and pulled his MPThousand from his pocket. He placed it up to his head where it immediately attached itself to ear hole. "Nuliis." Mrs. Yo said sternly. The outercom lucite speaker above the teacher's desk triple beeped. "Classes are now dismissed until further notice." Said a voice over the com. "It seems someone has threatened the school with a rather large bomb." "EVERYONE RUN LIKE HELL."Excerpt 2: After intelligent men and women had left the earth, they turned the planets into engines. Jupiter, being a massive ball of gas, became the first 6th-century machine. Now, Jupiter is a shell of what it once was. It is barely 1/6th the size it originally was.Excerpt 3: Unfortunately for General Khong, some things aren't always what they appear. As Khong sat thinking about dinner, the masked man came up behind him. Pulling the smallest laser cutter from his tool pocket, he made ready to strike. The smallest laser cutter would cause the most painful death. Not a silent kill, but that was just what the masked man had wanted. Not for the fun of causing pain, but the scream of the General would attract attention. Just what he wanted.Excerpt 4: I picked up a piece of paper the Nano Robots had nearly finished. I motioned for a translator to come over. He ran over looking down at the paper in my hands. He took it from me holding it up closer to his face. He looked back at me with a horrified expression on his face. Looking back at it he read it to me slowly. "It says... Went to pick up the kids, be back before six, love... Bob." From the Dust Up was published in 2009, it has since become available for the price of 99 cents. This book is a sci-fi novel written from many different people's perspectives far in the future. A grim reminder of what happens when power comes before dignity. Read the first few lines...The ash slowly falls from the sky. The earth is shrouded from the sun's light due to years of pollution and fusion bombs, which not only killed billions but burned the sky as well. War is always eminent, and the emphases on human life have entirely dissolved as the cities are overcrowded.
