Comments & Reviews
Wow, a chilling look into the future... This
book is a must read for anyone interested in seeing where Big
Brother is taking us! Mind-bending drugs, automated responses,
partial lobotomies to permanently control ... horrifying, yet
in places already with us. Well-written, easy reading, the
Author lives his stories as he moves further and further west
in search of peace of mind and solace in this obvious yet
carefully disguised country and regime. The stunning and
confronting scenes in the monastery are not for everyone but
are a natural part of his journey... with a heart-wrenching,
almost unbelievable ending. Great imagination... or is it? A
gifted writer. Tom Carmichael, BookNews USA 
Great
mind-bending story... I often wondered what it would be like
to be totally controlled. The monk section was a shock to say
the least but that's life...
Pat Schott, Camb. Univ., UK 
I
was shocked by the scene - but was otherwise a good
story - and still worth 3 1/2 stars.
Homophobic (name supplied) NZ 
To
some an horrific scenario but equally what an imagination. Good story, flowed
well and held me. I was unsurprised by the gay scene, it was part of the overall line. I
thoroughly enjoyed the book and recommend it to the slightly adventurous. Jan van
Otten, Gstaad 
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A Tale of Resistance, and Escape...
The Author delves into the depths of the human mind, creating an
incredible journey into the future.
When Nian is imprisoned, part of his sentence is the mandatory excision of small segment of his brain.
Released back into the Old Empire, his mind is not the same.
It works differently... and he has fear.
Disowned by his family and desperate to live, he works
for the wrong people, fleeing from city to city with his demons until finding asylum ...
in
unusual circumstances in the New Empire.
A mind-opening, searing tale of big brother in 2084.
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Published
September 2012
SECOND EDITION
RELEASED
NOVEMBER 2013
ISBN 978 1479240958
PRINT Format:153 x 229 mm
US Trade Paperback
Extent 147pp
eBOOK All Formats
ADULT FICTION R-18

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