2084

~~All profits from this novel will benefit the Book Industry Charitable Fund~~The world wears computerized contact lenses that control technology with the blink of an eye. Consumers are as thrilled as they are surveilled.Newsight Incorporated became a household name when it released its debut product: Lenses. Now, Newsight is more than a household name…it’s in the household. It sees everything its customers see, both in the real world and in the simulated one. But not everyone is content to be watched. A teenage boy named Vincent, a Senator’s son, and his friend Jessica, a Newsight developer’s daughter, flee into the ranks of a clandestine protest group. With the group’s help, Vincent and Jessica disable their Lenses and see the world clearly for the first time. The sight that awaits them, however, may have better remained unseen.

Mason is a 23-year-old science-fiction writer from Columbus, Indiana. Here are some fun facts about him: He's a Purdue grad with a major in math (so writing, right?) He loves playing sports (soccer and basketball especially) He is more than a little OCD about his schedule;) ABOUT HIS WRITING He earned Amazon's #1 spot in dystopian fiction, post-apocalyptic fiction, and the #4 spot in science-fiction overall, with his novel, 2084. He speaks to promote literacy at local schools and spreads his love of reading and writing through community involvement. He earned 3rd place in the national BEA festival out of 1,500+ submissions, and was accepted into the Florida Hollywood Film Festival with his film, Amends. He serves on the global writers' panel for the critically acclaimed science-fiction consulting firm, SciFutures. WHAT HE'S WRITING In the seven novels he has written, his first and foremost goal has always been to entertain YOU, to provide you an escape from the real world and, when you're ready, some inspiration to return to it. The 2084 series - other novels in the same world as his debut, 2084 The Outliers trilogy - the tale of an Illuminati-like organization with access to unprecedented influence and technology