CIVIL WARS.
MASS MIGRATIONS.
India is in chaos.
Storms destroy coastal cities, searing droughts cripple agriculture. The country is deteriorating, and millions are desperate to escape.
Smugglers repurpose junked cargo ships as refugee vessels and hundreds of thousands of people wash up on Australian shores, straining already tense political relations.
Jacqueline Laffite, Prime Minister of Australia, is pressured from both sides to solve the crisis, yet with India escorting the freighters of refugees with warships, it seems nothing will be able to stop the flow.
Glen Robertson is a vaunted naval commander. On the front line, he becomes a pawn in Laffite’s war and sacrifices everything for his country while wondering if it will be enough to achieve a solution.
Dislocation explores the harsh realities of a post-climate change world and delves into the heart-wrenching moral choices humanity may have to make as a result.
‘A compelling and riveting imagining of a possible reality in the future… Great read.’ Thomas, Readalot Reviewer
Sobre el autor
Tim is a novelist, singer-songwriter, pugilist, entrepreneur and keen motorcyclist. After the 2010 earthquake in Haiti he cleared rubble by hand and later set up Osier Carbon, a reforestation charity.Since, he has roughnecked in the Queensland CSG fields and completed a masters degree focusing on climate/energy politics from UNSW, writing articles on energy and climate geopolitics in his spare time.He now works at an engineering consultancy in London. On the side he gigs, hits the gym and the boxing ring, and runs a med-tech start-up.Más ebooks del mismo autor / Editor
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