Antunites Unite: an extraterrestrial Orwellian allegory about raced-based tyranny, espionage and rebellion (The Antunite Chronicles #3)

AWARDS
** Firebird International Book Awards - Winner: Dystopian Fiction **
** Literary Titan - Gold Book Award **
** Readers' Favorite 5-Star Seal **
** Chanticleer International Book Awards - Top Young Adult Fiction Series and Finalist for Best Fiction Series **

Imagine intelligent cyborg insectoids a thousand times larger than Earth insects engaged in an interplanetary struggle for power.

Generations after cyborg insects return to their revitalized planet, a draconian red ANT ruler takes over the colony exterminating other insectoids and enslaving brown and black ANTs by genetic and social engineering.

The queen BEE on the planet's moon must rely on two tiny ants, Rose and Jasper, raised amongst their enemy, to infiltrate the Antalone cyborg elites. They must dismantle a dystopian regime that uses histrionics, bionics, and socionics to subjugate its populace.

An allegorical Brave New World that is out of this world, where the fate of the Antunites depends on chameleon ANT spies who plot a revolution to unshackle their kin.

Can Rose and Jasper accomplish what no ANTs have before them?

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With these adjectives and phrases like: "fantastical to a degree not seen elsewhere in any Sci-Fi dystopian fiction" and "holds its ground next to Brave New World, Dune, Animal Farm, and 1984", you have to buy this book.