Description:

The year is 2117. Dhungwana, the only remaining dry land on the planet Earth, is governed by the Federal Communities. Humanity, organized through a strict social reputation index, lives to the dictum "I belong, ergo sum".
Ian and Dayla, the main characters, have a brilliant social life until Dayla accidentally intercepts classified financial data concerning her employer, the BlueGray Corporation, while Ian identifies genetic modifications that have appeared in one of Dhungwana’s main food sources. As a result, their lives and social reputations become complicated and their crystalline everyday life is filled with an obsessive and terrifying sense of déjà vu. The deaths of two distinguished colleagues, hastily dismissed by the authorities, force Ian and Dayla to open their eyes and discover their only allies are the banned of Dhungwana, and their only option is to fight against the reality of a world that is no longer theirs. It is a fight for the survival of the human race.

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Review

★★★★★ Excerpt from review by Faridah Nassozi for Readers' Favorite
Dhungwana 2117 is a captivating sci-fi novel that combines a unique and truly fascinating plot and compelling characters to deliver a true sci-fi thriller. The intriguing setting of the story was another exciting factor of the novel that completely blended in with the whole plot and perfectly fitted in every time a new part of the plot was added. Dhungwana 2117 will make a thrilling read for fans of the sci-fi genre, with a dose of romance and hi-tech action.

★★★★  Excerpt from review by Samantha Dewitt (Rivera) for Readers' Favorite
Dayla and Ian are very interesting characters and each really seems to have a good personality. Living in the future seems to change a few things, but it's still easy to understand what's going on (and the pretty cool technology). I was drawn into the story and it moved along at a good pace. The next book is definitely one that I will read. I was left wanting to know more when I finished Dhungwana 2117.

★★★★ Excerpt from review by Dr. Oliva Dsouza for Readers' Favorite
The Dhungwana Chronicles is an exciting adventure that will keep you engrossed and impatiently waiting for the next part in the series. Dayla and Ian grow on you and one can't help but want them to somehow discover the truth about the reality at Dhungwana. The humans, humanoids, robots, and hi-tech gadgets in the book sound very realistic and make one wonder whether the human race is responsible enough to handle technology ethically and appropriately. Will evil really triumph over good some day and life as we know today become something totally different?

About the Author

Baibin Nighthawk (Pen Name): Baibin holds a bachelor's degree in Economics and a Certificate in Art (teaching). She is a writer, a freelance business consultant and a member of Art of Ink in America Society. She won several Poetry and international Calligraphy Awards.

Dominick Fencer (Pen Name): Dominick holds a bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences and a MBA. He is a writer, a freelance business consultant and a VFR pilot (light-sport aircraft).