Hi, I'm Paul Teague, the author of The Secret Bunker Trilogy, The Grid Trilogy and the standalone novel, Deleted.
I'm a former broadcaster and journalist with the BBC, but I have also worked as a primary school teacher, a disc jockey, a shopkeeper, a waiter and a sales rep.
If you love stories like The Hunger Games, The Maze Runner, Divergent, Running Man and The Giver then you’ll enjoy my sci-fi and dystopian stories.
The Secret Bunker Trilogy was inspired by a family visit to a remarkable, real-life secret bunker at Troywood, Fife, known as ‘Scotland’s Secret Bunker’.
It paints a picture of a planet in crisis and is a fast-paced story with lots of twists and turns, all told through the voice of Dan Tracy who stumbles into an amazing and haradous adventure.
The Grid Trilogy takes place in a future world where everything has gone to ruin.
Joe Parsons must fight for survival in the gamified Grid, from which no person has ever escpaed with their life.
The standalone novel Deleted bridges the worlds of The Secret Bunker and The Grid, revealing what happens between Regeneration and Fall of Justice.
It depicts the world as we know it falling under a dark and sinister force - things will never be the same again.
I love dystopian fiction so writing these books has been a great opportunity to finally come up with my own vision of a future world where things are going haywire.
I almost never read trilogies unless they can be read as stand alone stories. This trilogy cannot; you have to read all three as they are one story divided into three separate books. I find that annoying but the first book was so good that I had to continue to see what the final outcome was. A crafty way to sell books, hence my ‘almost perfect’ heading. However, if you’re a sci fi fan, especially of the Star Trek variety, you will love these books. The characters are mostly well developed and there is a touch of light humour which I enjoyed. Definitely worth reading.
I have the omnibus edition (parts 2 and 3) of this trilogy but like to review each part separately. After reading #1, I knew I needed to find out more of this intriguing tale...it was so mysterious - what was going on?
This was a great conclusion to the story, which turned out to be a science-fiction battle to save Earth. I have to say that the first book was most enjoyable for me because of its mystery, however, it was still worth reading the rest.
Fast-paced and well-written, this story is a recommended read.
A damned fine end to an excellent trilogy. Tied it all up nicely whilst still flinging in surprises. Nuclear weapons, alien invasion, seemingly invincible soldiers, a genetic virus. Piece of cake for Dan and his sister. Well, maybe not. Top sci-fi from Paul Teague. Hope to see more novels from him.
Excellent Scifi series about the race to save a dying Earth. Well written story with lots of action and twists. Characters were relatable and it was easy to follow Dan and remain spellbound by his journey to discover the truth and save those he loved and the planet we call home.
I really liked this final,story. Couldn’t stop reading until it was,finished. The story ifound confusing in book1 . I was hooked by the end of book 2. Book3 was fantastic.
The final book of The Secret Bunker Trilogy. This story has it all, aliens, secret plots, Armageddon, Nuclear War, and an unlikely group hidden beneath the surface of Earth in a Cold War secret bunker.
This series is well written and interesting, it kept me guessing throughout the whole story. I really enjoyed this series and can't wait to see what Teague comes up with next. You owe it to yourself to read this series.
If you like Science Fiction you might like this book. I am not a fan of Science Fiction so was not impressed with the aliens, bunkers and cybernetic troopers.