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The Lightbringers

by H. C. H. Ritz, Staci Reed (Illustrator)
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Overview

The New United States in 2074 is a superficially utopian society that dictates positive thinking. Privately, millions of people struggle to hide their inability to "think perfectly."

A desperate nobody, Gaylen Andrews, finally visits the nation's secret underground of depravity in hopes of finding a cure for his mental torment. He is caught up in a government sting in which he is nearly captured, only to be rescued and recruited by a secret "terrorist" group that works to undermine the government and restore freedom and individuality.

In the group's efforts to pull off their biggest mission yet, they are repeatedly betrayed and attacked. Gaylen must find his inner strength and heroism to strike a blow for freedom of thought and his own sanity.

Synopsis

The New United States in 2074 is a superficially utopian society that dictates positive thinking. Privately, millions of people struggle to hide their inability to "think perfectly." A desperate nobody, Gaylen Andrews, finally visits the nation's secret underground of depravity in hopes of finding a cure for his mental torment. He is caught up in a government sting in which he is nearly captured, only to be rescued and recruited by a secret "terrorist" group that works to undermine the government and restore freedom and individuality. In the group's efforts to pull off their biggest mission yet, they are repeatedly betrayed and attacked. Gaylen must find his inner strength and heroism to strike a blow for freedom of thought and his own sanity.

About the Author, H. C. H. Ritz

H.C.H. Ritz has a degree in theatre from the University of Houston and directs community theatre in her spare time. Originally from rural Mississippi, she has lived in Houston, Texas long enough to have turned into a city person. She is married to a wonderful human being and has a young son and a tortoiseshell kitty named Roxy Underfoot.

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Book Details

Published
November 1, 2012
Publisher
Grey Gecko Press
Pages
260
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781938821301

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