Why: Earth 2278 by Leo M. Hill | Motivated Savages

Why: Earth 2278

Why: Earth 2278

by Leo M. Hill

A provocative sci-fi thriller which is a thinking persons dystopian with tyrannical threats.

ABOUT THE BOOK

Winner of the Literary Titan Gold Book Award: Fiction

Winner of the International Impact Book Awards: Science Fiction/Fantasy – Military

“This provocative sci-fi thriller will engage and electrify your senses and needs to be read, enjoyed, pondered, and consumed immediately.” -Matt Cost, award winning author of the Modern-Day Chronicles of Max Creed

Earth’s futuristic civilization in 2278 is on a trajectory similar to its cursed past. Humanity has tough decisions and sacrifices to make before achieving true freedom. General Butch Sweeney is at the forefront of change, but the cost to save the planet may be too high. With the help of Utronian allies and his band of comrades, the Dog Pack, can Sweeney flip the balance of power back to the people and away from a corrupt, tyrannical leader? Why: Earth 2278 is a compelling sci-fi thriller that weaves in a story of love, friendship, and the human will to survive a world war of apocalyptic scale.


Book Details:

  • Genre: Science Fiction, Military Sci-Fi, Romance, Thriller & Suspense, Fantasy
  • Format: Hardcover, Paperback, eBook


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