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Title	:	The Fyfield Plantation (Arcadia's Children #2)
Author	:	Andrew R. Williams
Book Format	:	Ebook
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 237 pages
Published	:	December 1996
Categories	:	Drama. Book Club

The Fyfield Plantation (Arcadia's Children #2) Ebook | Pages: 237 pages

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Continuing the story line of Arcadia’s Children: Samantha’s Revenge, this futuristic sci-fi tale brings back Mick Tarmy and a cast of characters guaranteed to create a fascinating journey to destroy a plantation dedicated to growing zuka milk, which produces a powerful narcotic street drug. The Great Ones, who use the drug to raise funds for their war against humanity, will go to any lengths to stop Mick, his cohorts Claire Hyndman and Nonie Tomio, from their mission. Journey through a world filled with aliens, robots and clones in this book that is a cracking good read for all ages.

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Arcadia's Children #2

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A sequel to Arcadias Children: Samanthas Revenge, Arcadias Children 2: The Fyfield Plantation is a science-fiction novel written by Andrew R. Williams. This action-packed story takes place in a technologically advanced albeit somewhat dystopian society on Arcadia, a planet similar to Earth, and its moon Arden, which is practically owned and controlled by a mining company. At the beginning of the story, the question in the air is if Mick Tarmy (aka Tarleton) and his sidekick Claire Hyndman

I haven't read the first installment of 'Arcadia's Children', but that did not detract from my enjoyment of reading 'The Flyfield Plantation' at all. This is a really decent sci-fi story. What I liked most, was the way in which William's makes everything seem perfectly plausible and believable. If you read sci-fi, you want the world that opens up around you to be a place for great escapism, and that's exactly what happens on Arcadia. The attention to detail in describing the make-up of the

By day mild mannered Andrew R. Williams is a chartered surveyor.... but after twilight falls, he snatches up his pen and the writing takes control. The Fyfield Plantation is Andrew's second creation, and the third Arcadia's Children instalment pores out of Andrew on only the coldest and darkest of nights. When he isn't writing, or chartering surveyoring, Andrew spends time with his wife Geraldine,

The Fyfield Plantation is a continuation of Samantha's Revenge on Arcadia's Children. This futuristic sci-fi fantasy story features Mick Tarmy. Tarmy and his cohort embark on a journey to destroy Zuka Milk Plantation, which produces a potent street drug. The Great Ones use the proceeds from the drug to wage war against humanity. They are ready to do anything to fight Mick and his friends and frustrate their mission. The fight gets more intense as they go after Tarmy's daughter Amanda. Sit back

This book is a sequel to Arcadias Children: Samanthas revenge published this past year. This book is a wonderful sequel to the first book in the series. And Tarmy and Samantha return too! This is a great story. Once, Mick Tarmy finds himself in a situation that takes his breath away. It isnt his fault that he finds himself in this situation. But it is what it is and now he has to deal with it or he will be in even more danger. He is still carrying the burdens of a deceased criminal and outlaw.

Book 2 in the series needs to be read after book 1. Since I haven't read it most of the story didn't make sense to me. In the end, I simply couldn't finish it. The author's writing is very good, no problems there. I always admire a writer that can transport a reader into a different world. Literary creating a planet with people, a life with their own laws and way of life. It amazes me the ability that they have in given you a world not known before.The story itself, I struggled with. Reading the

Arcadia's Children: The Fyfield Plantation by Andrew Williams is a great follow up to his book, Arcadias Children: Samanthas Revenge. We again follow Mick Tarmy as he battles to eradicate a plantation that grows something called zuka milk, which oddly enough can be turned into a powerful and addicting drug. The force with which the author writes is formidable, as we get enmeshed with all of the characters, and the plot line. This is a powerful journey in an interesting world, one with aliens,