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    A Vile World: The Return of the Tyrant
    A Vile World: The Return of the Tyrant
    A Vile World: The Return of the Tyrant
    Audiobook8 hours

    A Vile World: The Return of the Tyrant

    Written by Mark Clark

    Narrated by Mark Clark

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    About this audiobook

    2410 – The tyrant is back and the I.Q. Era is too. Democracy, once again, gives way to dictatorship. With a new vicious sidekick beside him, the 1000 I.Q. megalomaniac tightens his grip upon the city and eliminates all opposition. His plans extend beyond the shores of the Great Southern Continent and do not include peaceful co-existence with other world cities.

    All the while a small group of people oppose him and though seemingly defeated, leave a letter for a lone survivor of the group, whose importance will ultimately determine the future of the world order. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLamplight Productions
    Release dateMay 23, 2023
    ISBN9798868736452
    A Vile World: The Return of the Tyrant
    Author

    Mark Clark

    Mark lives in Bowen Mountain, Sydney Australia. He has a wife, Jo-Anne, and two children, Elliot  and Imogen. He writes novels, plays and songs. This novel is the first in The DNA Trilogy and part of a six-part series, the second trilogy of which is titled: The I.Q. Trilogy. All these novels will be released in the near future. He has taught English and Drama in NSW public high schools for 42 years and now he has finished teaching he is giving more attention to his creative endeavours. He has podcasts and lots of other songs and writings  at: markclark.com.au He has narrated all of his novels and these audiobooks will be available as the books are released.

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