Historias de Dystipian

Sam is a teenager (18-19 years old), he lives in a world where no matter what you do you're being watched. The rules are very simple: stay in your place otherwise there's no place left for you. That's how he lost his parents, when was only a child his mother ran away without a word of goodbye because she wanted to protect him. Then, his father was killed because someone reported that he was in possession of forbidden books. After his death the only place he knew that was safe to hide was an abandoned library. And since then his only goal is to somehow achieve to gain not only his freedom but the freedom of every single soul that feels trapped inside their own body. Sam gets to know Ophelia, she just like him is hiding from everyone with only one exception: She's hiding in an old movie factory with hundreds of people. At first Sam thought that they might work together but as we learn, they have no intention to change anything because they're afraid of the consequences. After his visit, Sam is left with a note from Ophelia which says that they've all been captured and he's the only chance they have to survive. He decides to help and we'll see if he's able to free them all from the most secure prison in the country while learning new facts about his past and destiny.

Forget sparkly vampires and well-muscled werewolves, this is a world where the Bella Swans disappear without a trace... "In 1954 murder was abolished. A criminal, regardless of how minor or severe his misdemeanor, is to be imprisoned for life without parole. Torture is to be the mother of all peace" Murder is unheard of. This kind of thing isn't supposed to happen - surely not like this... It is a Britain in which the murder rate is kept at a tightly-controlled zero, a fact made known to almost all. But just when the brutal police force look set to celebrate another year without murder, devoted uncle Caleb Archer is found by his teenage nephews hung next two unidentified men. Caleb's nephews, Christopher and Peter, want answers and justice for their beloved uncle. But who can they turn to? Unable to trust even the police, Christopher and Peter are forced to start a search for answers of their own, attempting to unravel their family's unsettling dark past for information - the family they realise they know almost nothing about. Caleb, trapped between life and death, watches on as his nephews uncover old family friends willing to spill the beans on their parents' revolutionary past, his hidden life and dark family secrets that had until now gone unspoken. And that boating accident that killed their parents off when they were little? It might not have been so accidental after all. As if Caleb's nephews' lives weren't difficult enough, his killer, disturbed and weary Aldous Morris - mysteriously only the second man to have ever been released from prison in recent British history! - is close behind on a similar quest to disinter the truth about their family's past. Blaming their parents for leaving him to rot in prison, he's willing to do whatever it takes to find out why... The Hanging Secrets could be described as a cross between The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold and 1984 by George Orwell, although written more for a younger audience.