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Behind the Glass
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Stacy Carolan
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Marc J Gregson
A breakneck dystopian thriller from the mind of New York Times bestselling author Marc J Gregson
When he was just fourteen years old, Malcolm Jennings was conscripted by a corporation who got him addicted to rage-inducing drugs and turned into one of their disposable child soldiers.
But Malcolm isn’t a child anymore.
He’s the ultimate survivor—a relentless, unstoppable killer, tested by years of battle in a pollution-ravaged Earth. That makes him the top target for the eco-activists who are fighting corporate rule … but they don’t want to stop him. They want to recruit him.
Eager for revenge against those who stole his life, Malcolm and his new allies infiltrate the reigning authority’s twisted business school—a 1920s mob-era simulacrum where the next generation of ruthless executives are groomed to out-gangster each other in an all-out crime war.
The stakes could not be higher.
For Malcolm, it’s his only chance at payback. For everyone else, it may be their only chance to save the world outside.
©2026 Marc J Gregson (P)2026 Blackstone PublishingRecensioni della critica
“Action-packed, mysterious, and satisfying, Sky’s End is a great read for anyone who loves fantasy and dystopian fiction.”
(BookPage (starred review) on Sky’s End)“This debut YA fantasy has an intricate class-based dystopia, teeth-clenching and gory battle scenes, complex and well-developed characters with constantly evolving relationships, found family, loyalty, and a hint of romance. First in an upcoming trilogy, this book is highly recommended to readers who love fantasy and dystopia.”
(Booklist (starred review) on Sky’s End)“A thrilling and brilliantly realized series opener; readers will clamor for the next installment.”
(Kirkus Reviews (starred review) on Sky’s End)