The Death of Hope: A Dystopian Mystery

*This audiobook has been auto-narrated by Google AI British male narrator Archie. Ted's voice by Google AI British male narrator Alistair. Aniela and Mina by Google AI British female Anya. Florry and Doris by Google AI British female Ava.*

From the ashes of hope, a search for knowledge ignites.

Escape to the idyllic village of Gormsey, nestled on the picturesque coast of Asteria. But for Ted, this quiet haven holds a dark secret—one that will change his life forever. When his attempt to flee his abusive father ends in a shocking murder, Ted is thrust into a world of deceit and lies within his own family.

As his sister faces a grim fate, Ted must navigate treacherous waters to uncover the truth. But with trust crumbling and suspects emerging, he soon realises that no one is above suspicion. From supposed allies to his own kin, Ted must unravel the tangled web of deceit and bring the killer to justice before it's too late. 

But as he delves deeper into his family's dark past, Ted realises that the consequences of his actions may be more devastating than he ever imagined. Can he unravel the truth before it destroys his family?

Full of unexpected twists and turns, The Death of Hope is a gripping tale that reveals the origins of the man who would become the Custodian of the Great Library of Scolaris. Fans of new adult dystopian adventures will be enthralled by this first chapter, racing towards an inevitable confrontation with the truth.

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