Brighton Publishing announces print release of “Foregone Future” by Azul Gregorson

MESA, Ariz. - July 14, 2015 - PRLog -- After the Gridcrash and the Collapse, rag-tag teams of people band together for survival, and to create new societies. Chief Robert Dominick leads the militia of Defense Force for South Gate…

…and, belonging to the Order of Knights, is bound by a knight’s honor.

Using scavenged metal, guns, and inventions built from scrap, they create weapons of war for defense, and to overcome other violent regional populations. A serious error in judgment causes Dominick to lose someone he loves and creates an archenemy who will rise again to confront him. Meanwhile, life in their own new society suffers from upheavals as politicians go crooked…

… and even those blessed with spiritual guidance cannot tame the reckless spirit of the new order.

Massive battles ensue as Dominick’s forces take on unprincipled marauders. But things are just heating up, as a deciphered communiqué reveals a ruthless band of pirates, the Concordians, have targeted Dominick’s holdings. With mixtures of machine and beast, they are ruthlessly attacked, outmanned, and seemingly outgunned by the worst kind of humans ever: slavers. Only by using wits and maintaining power can they overcome their impending doom…

…a doom that would suppress their people into lawlessness and slavery.

Governing knights and leaders of opposing forces square off in battles of swords, machinery, and words, in the midst of political upheavals and unexpected betrayals. Can those who seek a better life quell the viciousness of these tumultuous times?

In mercurial shifts, friends become enemies and enemies turn into allies, while the upheaval of forces thrusts toward the dynamic conclusion. In action-packed battle scenes, Dominick’s forces fight the long war…

…the war of survival in the land after the Collapse.

“Author Azul Gregorson presents a masterful work filled with passionate human interaction in a plot conjuring a world wracked with conflict and apocalyptic terror,” said Kathie McGuire, director of Brighton Publishing LLC. “Comparable with the works of best-selling author Tom Clancy, Foregone Future takes readers on a ride they will not soon forget.”

Azul Gregorson is a homesteader in Oregon who is involved in the University of Oregon’s Toastmasters Club, and promotes the fight against corruption in government through the Represent Us movement. He began his passion for storytelling when he heard the initiatory bardic legend of Taliesin from the Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids. A renaissance man, he occasionally serves drinks at festivals while working for Oberon’s Three Penny Traveling Tavern. He is an avid Blues dancer in the city of Eugene.