· Ariel Djanikian's debut novel, The Office of Mercy, imagines a dystopian future America where government euphemisms mask state-sponsored murder. · A thrilling debut of a postapocalyptic world for fans of The Hunger Games. Weaving philosophy and science together into a riveting, dystopian story of love and adventure, The Office of Mercy illuminates an all-too-real future imagined by a phenomenal new voice in fiction. Twenty-four-year-old Natasha Wiley lives in America-Five—a high-tech, underground, utopian settlement where hunger ISBN · Title: The Office of Mercy Author: Ariel Djanikian Published: 21 February Publisher: Viking Genre: science fiction, dystopian Source: eARC from the publisher via NetGalley Rating: 6/ Just over three centuries ago, the world writhed in www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 9 mins.
Ariel Djanikian's novel The Office of Mercy is a story well written for the lovers of fiction and dystopian novels. It is Ariel Djanikian's take on The Hunger Games, and if you are a fan, you will enjoy the novel. The story published in revolves around Utopia and it's life then. A human-designed world based on just one thing "Mercy". Title: The Office of Mercy Author: Ariel Djanikian Published: 21 February Publisher: Viking Genre: science fiction, dystopian Source: eARC from the publisher via NetGalley Rating: 6/10 Just over three centuries ago, the world writhed in chaos. Grossly overpopulated and under-resourced, societies across the globe collapsed into violence and squalor. In a perfect life far into the future, wherein inhabitants of the underground settlement America-Five enjoy nearly eternal life and zero pain, workers in the Office of Mercy are compelled to eliminate the suffering of the nomadic tribes roaming outside by tracking and killing them. Then one worker, year-old Natasha, begins to doubt.
In The Office of Mercy, debut novelist Ariel Djanikian has conceived a chilling, post-apocalyptic page-turner that has earned her glowing comparisons to George Orwell and Suzanne Collins. In America-Five, there is no suffering, hunger, or inequality. Ariel Djanikian moves this meme into a post-apocalyptic future in her first novel, The Office of Mercy. The ‘good guys’ are the technologically advanced people living inside America-Five, a domed city, whose Alphas had unleashed the apocalypse “If they cannot be made good they must be killed.”. Weaving philosophy and science together into a riveting, dystopian story of love and adventure, The Office of Mercy illuminates an all-too-real future imagined by a phenomenal new voice in fiction. Twenty-four-year-old Natasha Wiley lives in America-Five—a high-tech, underground, utopian settlement where hunger and money do not exist, everyone has a job, and all basic needs are met.
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