-Jean-Paul Sartre
The island of Sovrena is in turmoil—reborn from the ashes of Loynne’s Island, it is more unstable than ever. Struggling to find its place in a world torn apart by war, pandemics, natural disasters, riots and economic collapse, the newly renamed country sinks further into the corruption and exploitation of its elitist tourism industry.
Geoff Loveness is a nobody—a forgotten, jobless teen drowning in a system that rewards only the wealthy, the beautiful, and the well-connected. The rest? Exploited, discarded, or worse, left to rot. Like so many others in his generation, he feels powerless in a world that doesn’t care whether he lives or dies.
But when Loveness stumbles upon a revolutionary underground calling itself M.O.R.D.E.N., he doesn’t hesitate. The group promises to tear the system apart and rebuild it from its ashes. No compromises, no mercy, no silk gloves. Geoff surrenders himself to the violent cause, casting aside morality and self-preservation as he spirals into the fanatical depths of Sovrena’s political underworld.
At his school, he soon joins an illegal gun club. There, he finds his new family: Solipsyn, Dammercy, Hauschild, and Tiran. Outcasts like him, driven by rage and alienation. Together, they are orchestrating the most devastating school massacre in history.
They are doing it for revenge.
They are doing it for fame.
And they’re being backed by M.O.R.D.E.N.
But... what is M.OR.D.E.N., really?
Unflinching, violent, and disturbingly real, MORDEN is a harrowing descent into political radicalization, extremism, disillusionment and the seductive pull of destruction and authoritarianism in a world that has already sold its soul.
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