A riveting and immersive thriller which takes our current reality and transforms it into a terrifyingly recognisable future
Rob Hart has been a political reporter, the communications director for a politician, a commissioner for the city of New York and is currently a publisher. The Warehouse is his first standalone novel and has been optioned for film by Ron Howard, director of Rush and Solo- A Star Wars Story. Rob lives in Staten Island, New York.
A gripping read, a literary blockbuster with brains
*Observer*
Featuring an explosive twist-in-the-tail climax, this terrifying
hybrid of Orwell’s Nineteen-Eighty-Four and Zamyatin’s We is a
triumph
*Guardian*
A dark satire … The Warehouse fires an exhilaratingly unsubtle
broadside against a world where the wage gap is becoming a yawning
chasm
*Financial Times*
A thrilling, thought provoking read … almost more fact than
fiction
*Daily Express*
A convincing, horrifying post-Orwellian future … brilliantly
imagined
*BBC Culture US*
Rob Hart’s “The Warehouse” conjures a warped but recognizable
near-future America that nails the dystopia-as-utopia aspect of our
worst nightmares. Like the best dystopian fiction, “The Warehouse”
holds up a dark mirror to our times.
*San Francisco Chronicle*
The Warehouse raises questions about how much power and control we
should allow one company to have. When a hugely profitable business
says their aim is to build a better world, should we take them at
their word?
*BBC Science Focus*
A thriller of ideas, and its interplay of taut action and incisive
cultural commentary gives it shades of Fahrenheit 451 and Jurassic
Park ... When [it] lives in this dissonance between good intentions
and corporate desolation, it really shines
*USA Today*
“On the surface, The Warehouse is a thrilling story of corporate
espionage at the highest level, but dig a little deeper, and you’ll
find a terrifying cautionary tale of the nightmare world we are
making for ourselves—where our reliance upon e-commerce giants is
turning them into malevolent entities more powerful than
government.”
*Blake Crouch, New York Times bestselling author of Dark
Matter*
“I loved The Warehouse, although and because it made my blood run
cold. The world Rob Hart creates is what our world could be by this
time next year. Watching these oh so human characters try to cope,
even thrive, in their new normal makes one alternately hopeful and
despairing. Bravo!”
*SJ Rozan, author of Ghost Hero*
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