The Year of the Locust: The ground-breaking second novel from the internationally bestselling author of I AM PILGRIM

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Regarded as “the best book of 2014” ( Suspense Magazine), “a big, breathless tale of nonstop suspense” (Janet Maslin, The New York Times), and “simply one of the best suspense novels I’ve read in a long time” (#1 New York Times bestselling author David Baldacci), Terry Hayes’s masterful thriller I Am Pilgrim was the recipient of countless accolades. Now, with The Year of the Locust, Hayes has penned a breathtaking story about cutting-edge science, a government conspiracy, and one man’s desperate attempt to unravel it all. Miner, Craig (1986). West of Wichita: Settling the High Plains of Kansas, 1865–1890. University Press of Kansas. p.52. ISBN 978-0-7006-0364-0 . Retrieved November 1, 2022.

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The Year of the Locust is a story of bravery, hardship, sacrifice, endurance, evil and finally succeeding against all odds. After just finishing I am Pilgrim I looked for other works of Terry Hayes. Imagine my distress to find that The Year of the Locust is probably only going to be available in 2018!!!. Epic and immersive, new and unexpected, and his research into spycraft is deep and compelling' Mail on Sunday

American Bibliographical Center (1979). America, History and Life: Article abstracts and citations. Part A. Clio Press. p.83 . Retrieved November 1, 2022. Ben Coes, New York Times bestselling author of international espionage thrillers featuring Dewey Andreas Technology and large-scale operations aside, locusts remain a very human problem: livelihoods are destroyed by their presence. Farmers deal with many pests themselves but locusts involve specialist knowledge and equipment. Locust Hub, part of the Africa Geoportal, is an open-source platform that the FAO has been developing with geographic information system specialist ESRI. Andrew Stauffer, director of the geoportal programme at ESRI, says: “Anybody can create a free account and then use our tools to work with and compare the data.” Users can overlay weather data, soil conditions, evaporation and crop types, as well as locust numbers. “The cool thing about it is that it’s not a snapshot – every time the FAO updates the data, you’re seeing things in real time.” Advances in satellite technology, as well as the opening up of GIS data through initiatives such as ESRI’s geoportal programme and the non-profit Open Data Cube, have made the task of predicting locust swarms and crop damage more realistic.The Year of the Locust: The ground-breaking second novel from the internationally bestselling author of I AM PILGRIM