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Fear the Year 2099 Books in Order

Fear the Year 2099 is a series of 5 books written by John Peel.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Fear the Year 2099 books in publication order

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5 books

1

Betrayal

by John Peel

1999

A doomsday virus cripples the computerized systems supporting New York City, and Tristan Connor knows how to stop it. Reaching a solution first requires confronting Devon, the destructive clone whose plans endanger both Tristan and the city.

2

Doomsday

by John Peel

1999

In a computer-dependent America, Tristan Connor discovers a destructive virus created by Devon, his own clone. As interconnected systems begin failing, Tristan must locate the boy responsible before the spreading electronic attack overwhelms the world around him.

3

Firestorm

by John Peel

2000

Tristan and Genia struggle to prevent his malicious clone Devon from destroying Earth and its lunar colony. Their fight also pits them against Quietus and his plans to seize control of Mars in a threatened future civilization.

4

Meltdown

by John Peel

2000

As a bloody revolution tears through future society, a new threat to humanity becomes apparent. A band of teenagers and thieves must confront the danger while the established order collapses around them in the year 2099.

5

Traitor

by John Peel

2000

Framed by his former girlfriend Mora and his evil clone Devon, Tristan is imprisoned on Ice. His hope of survival rests with rebellious street girl Genia, who helps him challenge the system determined to destroy them.

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