The Tetradome Run

Name: The Tetradome Run
Rating: 4.741293430328369 (201 reviews)

Spencer Baum

Jun 2019 · Spencer Baum

4,7

201 reviews

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426

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About this eBook

When the crime wave peaked in the early 70s, and Nixon signed the Redemption Act, no one bothered to imagine what public execution might look like fifty years in the future. No one imagined that The Tetradome Run would become the most popular show in America.

This year's show puts convicted felons in a race with genetically engineered monstrous creations. Murderers, rapists, terrorists, and thieves--they all will take their place at the starting line, and the most notorious among them is Jenna Duvall, the college student who shot a Senator.

Allegedly.

Jenna swears she's innocent, and as she runs for her life in the Tetradome, a small-town journalist uncovers a shocking counter-narrative that suggests there is more to Jenna's story than anyone knows.

A mashup of dystopian thriller and riveting psychological suspense, The Tetradome Run is a novel that doesn't need to look far into the future to find a world gone wrong. Instead, it looks at America right here, right now, and dares the reader to ask a provocative question: What if we already live in dystopia?

Ratings and reviews

4,7

201 reviews

Maya Dimmel

15 July 2020

The plot was really boring and predictable and the characters had no personality. There were also a lot of plot holes and it was unrealistic even for a dystopian novel. I would definitely not recommend reading it.

1 person found this review helpful

M Schoep

23 October 2019

Wow! I just finished this book in less than 2 days. Simply could NOT put it down. I have a sixth sense for figuring out plot twist before the turn, but this book kept me guessing and on my toes. I felt a strong connection to several characters and loved every second of the read. It was as political relevant as possible without crossing any obvious lines and while telling a gripping tale in the process. 100% worth the read.

Ercan J. Bastug

28 March 2020

Basically a copy of Blade Runner story with a diary story thrown in for flavoring. I didn't bother reading beyond afew chapters before I had enough of it.

About the author

Spencer Baum’s novels are blistering pageturners with sci fi and horror elements.

His first novel was used as a textbook in a Harvard classroom and was optioned for a movie by Brand New Productions in Hollywood. His second novel was an Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award Semifinalist. His Girls Wearing Black novels have been fantasy and suspense bestsellers on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and iBooks.

His audiobook podcasts have more than 300,000 downloads. He is the author of four transmedia Story Runs for the Runtastic app, including a tie-in for The Scorch Trials movie, produced in partnership with 20th Century Fox.

He lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico with his wife and three children.

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