Matthew Mather

Book 1 of the Atopia Series! In the near future, to escape the crush and clutter of a packed and polluted Earth, the world s elite flock to Atopia, an enormous corporate-owned artificial island in the Pacific Ocean. It is there that Dr. Patricia Killiam rushes to perfect the ultimate in virtual reality: a program to save the ravaged Earth from mankind s insatiable appetite for natural resources. A strong narrative with several distinct voices propels the listener through this brave new world, painting a powerful and compelling vision of a society that promises everyone salvation with passage to an addictive, escapist alternative reality."

The Atopia Chronicles

The second book in the bestselling Atopia series. Cast out from Atopia, Robert Baxter undertakes a globe-trotting quest to find his friend Willy's lost body, which just may hold the key to understanding the dangers facing his home...and Jimmy Scadden's role in the disasters that are spreading across the world. As Robert pieces together the puzzle, he realizes that mankind's ravenous consumption of natural resources is no longer the most immediate threat to this world. As full-scale global war erupts and an ancient apocalyptic threat resurfaces, Robert must risk losing the ones he loves to save the planet from destruction.

The Dystopia Chronicles

Christina Baltimore 

I received a copy of The Dystopia Chronicles through Goodreads First Reads.

The Dystopia Chronicles is the second book in the trilogy and follows the Atopia Chronicles so be sure to read them in order or you will be lost even with the glossary. A majority of the character development happens in the first book. This book delves into the plot. That being said, If you enjoyed the Atopia Chronicles then this is a must read. 

Robert Baxter is cast out of Atopia and is in search of his friend Willy’s lost body. He realizes that he may lose his loved ones in the process of saving the planet. There are a lot of different aspects of the story that could have made it confusing but somehow didn’t. It is written in a way that makes it easy to understand the technology and their connections and impact on everything else. This book makes you think about the way one thing can change and shape other things. 

There is a lot going on in these books and it is easy to re-read and get more out of them the second time. I am in awe at the world Mather created in this series.

The Atopia Chronicles

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