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    Alex North 2025

    By Joe King

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    When Alex North was born 25 years ago, little did his parents realise that he would be responsible for the death of millions of people. Alex was born different to any other child, he never sleeps, and was expected to not live beyond his fifth birthday. But against all odds, he not only survived, but he has also become a genius, able to study twenty-four hours a day.

     

    Eventually, Alex figures a way how to re-write the entire internet with his new coding he has spent his life developing, and unknowing to him, the government has been using it to kill millions of people. They have been using his technology to round up and control the worlds ever-growing population, but it is not enough, and when the ZEN (Zero Environmental Negativity) project is realised. Alex North is the only man who can take back control of a technology he has unleashed into the world, but with time running out, the Zen project is set to take over the world. Soon, all known human life on the planet could be controlled by a simple touch of a button! Can Alex take back his technology before the world enters a new phase of hidden control, or will it be too little, too late?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoe KING
    Release dateMay 14, 2018
    ISBN9781386426295
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    Alex North 2025
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    Joe King

    Joe King was born and grew up in Little Chortle. He recently moved to Greater Guffaw with his wife, Lar. Lar and Joe enjoy joking and larking around and playing with their two guinea pigs, chuckle and giggle. Joe King is the author of The Funniest Spooky Joke Book Ever and The Funniest Christmas Joke Book Ever.

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