Just two more weeks until FATHER OF THE FUTURE, my next Darren Dash book for adult readers, goes on sale on October 18th!! It's a satirical, time-travelling tale that looks at the dangers of putting too much power into the hands of a super-computer, and what happens to humanity if we cede too much control over our lives to the artificially intelligent machines that we create. The book has been picking up great reviews in the run-up to publication -- here are some snippets from the reviews to date:

"A timely, riveting, thought-provoking page-turner." Kirkus.

"This wildly creative read weaves issues of religion, science, and politics into a masterful allegory of contemporary society. 4.5 stars out of 5." Self-Publishing Review.

"This is a fascinating and imaginative science fiction tale that blends fact and fiction to weave an entertaining read." The US Review of Books.

"An engaging sci-fi story with a healthy dose of satire, philosophical discourse, and dark humor. 5 stars out of 5." Readers' Favorite.

"A fun-filled and provocative time travel adventure." The BookLife Prize.

"This story will stick with you for a very long time..." The Literary Connoisseur.

The eBook is available to PRE-ORDER through Amazon, Apple, B&N, Google Play, Kobo, Smashwords and lots of other online stores, at a wallet-friendly price tag of just $2.99, and it will be on sale all around the world, at a similar low price in your local currency, e.g. £1.99 in the UK, €2.75 in Europe. Just search for "father of the future darren dash" in your store of choice.

A paperback will also be published, exclusively through Amazon stores worldwide, priced at $9.99 or your local equivalent. (My apologies to those of you who don't like shopping on Amazon!!) The paperback link won't go live until shortly before the book's release -- I'll probably be providing a link for it on this page next Wednesday, if all goes well.

There MIGHT be a sneaky little extra surprise edition too, so keep a close eye on developments here next week!! The only clue I'm prepared to reveal right now (to be fair, it's a fairly big clue!) is that, as we all know, sometimes the Future can be HARD...