Departure Stockists

The Argus Space Station looks down on a nightmarish Earth. And from this safe distance the Committee enforces its despotic rule. There are too many people and too few resources and they need twelve billion to die before Earth can be stabilised. So corruption is rife people starve and the poor are policed by mechanised overseers and identity-reader guns. Citizens already fear the brutal Inspectorate with its pain inducers. But to reach its goals the Committee will unleash satellite laser weaponry taking carnage to a new level. This is the world Alan Saul wakes to travelling in a crate destined for the Calais incinerator. How he got there he doesn't know but he remembers pain and his tormentor's face. He also has company: Janus a rogue intelligence inhabiting forbidden hardware in his skull. As Janus shows Saul an Earth stripped of hope he resolves to annihilate the Committee and their regime. Once he's discovered who he was and killed his interrogator ...'Full-tilt action sequences ...Delivers plenty of thrills' SFX 'Fast dramatic stuff ...definitely not one for the faint hearted' SFFWorld.com 'I had an absolute blast with this book ...his work really does get better and better' FalcataTimes blog

"The landscape of popular Departure stockists in the UK is remarkably diverse, catering to every consumer need and budget, with several key players consistently dominating the market. Supermarket giants like Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Morrisons remain cornerstones of daily life, offering extensive ranges from groceries to clothing and household goods, boasting immense footfall and online presence. Alongside them, discounters such as Aldi and Lidl have surged in popularity, attracting millions with their competitive pricing and rapidly expanding non-food 'middle aisles'. Department stores, led by the esteemed John Lewis and Marks & Spencer, continue to hold significant sway, particularly for quality fashion, homeware, and food, known for their strong brand loyalty and customer service. Online behemoths like Amazon UK are indispensable for their sheer variety and convenience, while ASOS and Next Online are prime destinations for fashion. Furthermore, health and beauty retailers such as Boots and Superdrug maintain a strong High Street presence, and value retailers like B&M and Home Bargains have become go-to destinations for affordable home essentials and treats, collectively forming the backbone of the UK's retail sector. " - Bargainplace UK

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