Twenty Years Later – A post-apocalyptic novel for young adults

Gangs, blood oaths and loyalty test three teenagers searching for a kidnapped sister in post-apocalyptic London, unaware that as they unravel the mystery of her whereabouts, they are uncovering London’s darkest secret.

Zane, Titus and Erin discover the connection between a wheezing giant sighted in an abandoned hospital and the secretive gang holding Titus’ sister captive. When they learn the reason she was kidnapped is related to the disease that almost destroyed humanity, the rescue of one girl becomes the struggle to save many.

Listen to the chapters below (check back each week for a new chapter).

Prologue
Chapter One – The Giant
Chapter Two – The New Boy
Chapter Three – Dev’s Token
Chapter Four – Failure
Chapter Five- Jay’s Challenge
Chapter Six – An Unwanted Invitation
Chapter Seven – The Red Lady
Chapter Eight – The Fragile Balance
Chapter Nine – Trespassers
Chapter Ten – Titus
Chapter Eleven – An Unexpected Daughter
Chapter Twelve – The First Hunt of the Season
Chapter Thirteen – Pictures From the Past
Chapter Fourteen – An Ugly Threat
Chapter Fifteen – Erin’s Secret
Chapter Sixteen – A Remarkable Dream
Chapter Seventeen – Reparations
Chapter Eighteen – Callum’s Transformation
Chapter Nineteen – One Deal Leads to Another
Chapter Twenty – An Oath and a Lie
Chapter Twenty One – Uncomfortable Truths
Chapter Twenty Two – Titus Makes a Connection
Chapter Twenty Three – Of  Unknown Origin
Chapter Twenty Four – Bigger Than Gangs
Chapter Twenty Five – Loyalties Tested
Chapter Twenty Six – Consequences
Chapter Twenty Seven – Hard Bargaining
Chapter Twenty Eight – Death of a Hero
Chapter Twenty Nine -Eve
Chapter Thirty – Redemption
Chapter Thirty One – Plans Are Made
Chapter Thirty Two – The Experiment
Chapter Thirty Three – Inheritance
Chapter Thirty Four – Hidden Guests
Chapter Thirty Five – Reunion
Epilogue

Creative Commons License
Twenty Years Later by Emma Newman is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.

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Brad Shorr July 7, 2009 at 6:57 pm

Hi Emma, Brilliant. Your writing is excellent and (coincidentally?) your voice is perfect for the subject matter.

Steve "Dream" Weaver November 14, 2009 at 1:18 pm

Okay Luv, get cracking on these podcasts because we (Your loyal fans!) are addicted and suffering during the wait. Great book so far and your voice really does add to the experience.

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