The Awakening
Paperback
Publisher Price: $19.99
Publisher: Fat Chance Publishing
Published: Jun 1 2026
Pages: 354
Weight: 1.04
Height: 0.79 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
David Witt has cemented himself as a master of world-building and storytelling. From the first page, I was hooked. Set in a time and place so vastly different, yet eerily similar to our own, I couldn't stop reading.
This first book in David Witt's latest trilogy has as tight a grip on the reader as the Order does on its citizens. You will want to buckle up as Witt takes us for a wild ride in his latest sci-fi adventure.
-Lubrina Burton, author of Shitbag SoldierOn the eve of his 18th birthday, Kole Taro's life is a race against death. As a rescue racer on a planet ruled by the brutal Order, Kole risks everything to save victims of Thrill-an addictive drug engineered to keep the masses subservient. But when a sudden vision of the future saves his life, Kole's world shifts from perilous to impossible.
Now marked by paranormal abilities the Order will kill to control, Kole becomes a hunted fugitive, dragging his best friend, and those he loves into danger. When a family ally reveals that Kole's long-dead parents were powerful spies, and that Kole himself is the lost prince of an Alliance world, he's forced to embrace a destiny he never imagined.
Pursued relentlessly, Kole and his allies must outwit and outrun ruthless hit squads intent on capturing him. Yet even as a fiery romance offers Kole a glimmer of hope for a normal future, a chilling prophecy changes everything.
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