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Idle Hands

#2 Factory Trilogy

Tom Fletcher

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English
Quercus
25 July 2017
Wild Alan is desperate to get the cure for the dreaded disease, Idle Hands, to his son Billy, but Billy's in the Pyramid and he's trapped in the barren wasteland that is the Discard. Bloody Nora, the Mapmaker, has her own reasons for agreeing to help Wild Alan: she wants to get into the Pyramid herself - she believes the truth of Gleam's history and purpose can be found in the vaults.

But there are more secrets there than either imagined - and some of the parchments and scrolls may hold the key to destroying the Pyramid's tyranny.

Wild Alan cares only about Billy, but his actions are about to set off consequences that will change the fragile relationship between Pyramid and Discard for ever.

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Imprint:   Quercus
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Volume:   Book 2
Dimensions:   Height: 224mm,  Width: 203mm,  Spine: 35mm
Weight:   518g
ISBN:   9781848662568
ISBN 10:   1848662564
Series:   The Factory Trilogy
Pages:   400
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Tom Fletcher has published short stories, as well as three standalone novels with Quercus and Jo Fletcher Books, The Leaping, The Thing on the Shore and The Ravenglass Eye. The Factory Trilogy is his first Fantasy series. He lives near Manchester with his wife and son.

Reviews for Idle Hands (#2 Factory Trilogy)

Gleam is a strong start to a very interesting world. Anyone looking for a science fiction tale of grim darkness should definitely pick this one up - Starburst on Gleam There's true passion in every written word . . . With such deep characters and a storyline that promises more in its sequels, Gleam is definitely not one to discard - SciFiNow on Gleam Gleam's combination of dystopia, mythic quest, music and squishy monsters is hugely entertaining. Fletcher's distinctive prose - alternating barogue description and brutal action - is spiced with witty dialogue and eccentric characters - SFX on Gleam


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