Books in The Surge Trilogy series

“I didn’t want war or a single part of this but they’ve killed everyone we ever loved and they need to pay. We’ve talked about this moment for so long and we can’t watch and wait. We need to act now. This time tonight it could all be over.” “One way or another it will be." Six months have passed since the second cull, during which time the few Middlelanders to survive have struggled with the shocking revelation that they learnt on top of the Fence. Now, President Callister has instigated the last part of her plan for a new world order, which will threaten all of their lives by the end of today. Despite their odds, the Middlelanders must rise against her powerful army. The dangerous game they face is the same as before: kill or be killed, but the consequence of losing this final time will be extermination. Hope is no longer an option. -- ‘We, The Final Few’ is the third and concluding book in The Surge Trilogy, following ‘We, The Lucky Few’ and ‘We, The Grateful Few’. Also currently available by P.S. Lurie is ‘The Eleventh Labour’, a mystery thriller set in Greece, the first in the Chace Hellis adventure series.

‘I take in all of their faces, a crew of injured, scared people. “People are trying to kill us and we’ve been forced to retaliate. At some point the fight will come to us and now we have to make a stand. Hate it or not, surviving no longer means letting just anyone live over us, however innocent they may be. We’ve risked too much to turn on one another or give up now, and we’ve fought too hard to let others stand in our way. So we fight anyone who wants us dead. It’s our lives or theirs.” As speeches go it might not be the most rousing but it’s enough to convince them of what we need to do to survive: kill or be killed, only this time it’s on a bigger scale.’ A year has passed since the events of the Great Cull and, whilst the survivors from the Middlelands continue to adjust to their new lives beyond the Fence, they are still burdened by the ghosts of the people they left behind. But the ever-rising flood threatens any sense of safety they have and, today, the Upperlanders will make a second announcement: a solution that will save civilisation but make what happened last year pale in comparison. It was a drop in the ocean. Now it’s a flood. -- ‘We, The Grateful Few’ is the second book in The Surge Trilogy, following ‘We, The Lucky Few’ and concluding with ‘We, The Final Few’. Also currently available by P.S. Lurie is ‘The Eleventh Labour’, a mystery thriller set in Greece, the first in the Chace Hellis adventure series.

"Each time I think this night reaches its lowest point I'm mistaken. I stop and let the twisted truth sink in: it's only going to get worse." The world is drowning. Tonight everyone in the disappearing Middlelands gathers in their homes to watch an announcement from the Upperlands. One member of each family will be taken to safety behind the impenetrable fence but, to prevent an uprising, everyone else must be dead before morning. The decision: sacrifice yourself or those you love. Kill or be killed. For fifteen year old Theia, giving up on her family is out of the question so she has twelve hours to stop the horror from descending on her house. But as the screams around the neighbourhood close in, and with nowhere left to run, she cannot escape the unthinkable fact: only one of them can survive the night. -- ‘We, The Lucky Few’ is the first book in The Surge Trilogy, concluding with ‘We, The Grateful Few’ and ‘We, The Final Few’. Also currently available by P.S. Lurie is ‘The Eleventh Labour’, a mystery thriller set in Greece, the first in the Chace Hellis adventure series.

This second thrilling volume of the Sun Song trilogy takes Sorlie to the floodlands of southern Esperaneo to discover that family, love and resilience can triumph against even the harshest regime. Escaping from the penal colony on Black Rock, Sorlie joins his grandmother Vanora's revolutionary army, expecting to find freedom. Instead he finds murder and mayhem. With her army in disarray and her network of supporters disappearing, Vanora chooses Sorlie to become her warrior.When Vanora is kidnapped, Sorlie becomes injured and marooned in the strange reservation of Steadie where old people and specials are hidden and protected from The State. But these outcasts are not the only secrets Steadie keeps. Why is Sorlie kept drugged for over a week? What are their links to The Blue Pearl Society? Why are they so wary of the Noiri black marketeers? And who is The Prince everyone is whispering about?The Sun Song trilogy explores life in a futuristic, post-apocalyptic Britain where society's norms have broken down and life has to be lived differently.