A Satire Sold
Published on 2. April 2024
180 pages
979-8-89130-623-3 (ISBN)
Description
The Zoeks are finally coming to the end of their long and dark journey, but first decisions must be made. Memory questions seeking peace with her archnemesis, Hidey Jagger. Abednego comes face-to-face with his grandfather, an Elite representative. Ghost is running out of time to save Amber Kingsman. Sage and Bodz are both in the clutches of Agent Corrozo, and the FMF is requested by the FBI to assist in a raid of the Virginia Experiment Halls. How will Ghost save Amber? Will Abednego fall to the Elite persuasion? Can the FMF and the FBI bring the Elite to justice? How will our Zoeks meet the end they so desire?
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Content
- Intro
- Chapter 1
- Juntos
- Chapter 2
- Pocket Bible
- Chapter 3
- Talent, Will, and Why
- Chapter 4
- The Harvest
- Chapter 5
- Safe
- Chapter 6
- Inside Out and Outside In
- Chapter 7
- Fred's Beef Inspectors
- Chapter 8
- The Chances Are
- Chapter 9
- Close Encounters
- Chapter 10
- Divine Appointments
- Chapter 11
- Las Cartas
- Chapter 12
- A Good Master
- Chapter 13
- The Getaway
- Chapter 14
- Hopeless Hostess
- Chapter 15
- Sharing Water
- Chapter 16
- Reunion
- Chapter 17
- The Solution
- Chapter 18
- Marble's Loss
- Chapter 19
- Dr. Scarlet
- Chapter 20
- Nothing Has Changed
- Chapter 21
- Old Foes and New Heroes
- Chapter 22
- Cruelties Unknown
- Chapter 23
- One of Two
- Chapter 24
- The Empty Cell
- Chapter 25
- The Pound
- Chapter 26
- Reunion
- Chapter 27
- Lost and Found
- Chapter 28
- Vincenza Angelo
- Chapter 29
- If Walls Could Talk
- Chapter 30
- Fictional Ghost Stories
- Chapter 31
- The Red Lie
- Chapter 32
- Untrustworthy
- Chapter 33
- Help Is on the Way
- Chapter 34
- Neophytes
- Chapter 35
- The Planning
- Chapter 36
- Juvenile Experiments
- Chapter 37
- The Reveal
- Chapter 38
- The Night
- Chapter 39
- Lightning Strike
- Chapter 40
- News on World Order
- My dear reader(s),
- Twenty-seven million slaves, and I'm afraid my hyperbolic satire has committed a great offense against them all. I have not given the slavery today a realistic view. I fear I have made it seem too fictional. Despite the fact that all the evils of the Elite are fictitious, they are based on truths taken from past slavery and current-day slavery. Current-day slavery is far worse than anything I could ever conjure up in a story. I encourage you to search the web and your local library for more info
- Our adversaries have not abandoned their ambitions-our dangers have not diminished-our vigilance cannot be relaxed. (John F. Kennedy, The Undelivered Speech)
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