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SORRY (40th Anniversary of Chernobyl Edition)

SORRY (40th Anniversary of Chernobyl Edition)

Mazumdar, Nihar

Paperback

General Fiction

ISBN10: 1105674223
ISBN13: 9781105674228
Publisher: Lulu.com
Published: Feb 9 2026
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.54 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
As we remember the solemn 40th anniversary of Chernobyl, we revisitSORRY-a story where the vibrant tale of the Red, Blue, Yellow, and Green Peoples meets the stark reality of the disaster. Through Jae, the sole blue Person on the mission, we see boundless optimism bridge two worlds. The novel honors the resilient people of the Zone with deep respect, culminating in a quiet, powerful adoption. This story is a testament to finding light and forging family, even in history's darkest shadows, painting a future of compassionate, blended colors. Inspired by the classic game of ruthless strategy, Sorry reimagines a world where the moves are lethal and the stakes are survival. A casual game in the Chernobyl control room becomes a deadly omen when the reactor melts down, fusing the bright colors of the playing pieces into the very DNA of the survivors. Generations later, the world is fractured into warring factions-the cunning Blues, the fervent Reds, the chaotic Yellows, and the orderly Greens-locked in a perpetual struggle for dominance. In this brutal landscape, a single spark of defiance ignites when a elite Blue soldier, Jae, and a Red healer, Harrison, make a forbidden connection. Their opposing energies create something new, something powerful, and something that could shatter the fragile balance of power forever. To survive, they must break all the rules of the game. But in a world built on vengeance, choosing mercy is the most dangerous move of all.

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