Doris Gaines Rapp

Length of Days - Search for Freedom (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

It's 2113 in the United States but Christina Applewait does not recognize it as the country she read about in the banned books of the library. It is a nation where the ruling elite select the president by right of succession. Now, her heart is breaking and fear has flooded the craggy fissure. Her dear grandfather, Oliver Richly, the presidential candidate in the newly formed 1787-Constitutionalists Party has been kidnapped. Her friend, Dr. Jason O'Reilly, helps her in the desperate search to find him. Is he alive? If he is, will they find him before the presidential election?

It has only been a year since Silas Drummond broke the silence about the atrocities buried beneath Howard Mountain. Judge Carl Brunner issued a two-year stay on all those forced into the never-ending-sleep, thus ending their Length of Days. She and Jason crossed all four closed zone borders to establish a network to place a citizens' referendum, to overturn the Length of Days Law, on the ballot at the presidential election. Now they travel to campaign for the one true candidate of the people, Oliver Richly. The whole country is excited about having their voice heard again after one-hundred years of silence. Will they find Christy's grandfather before it's too late and the authorities remove his name from the election ballot? That may also doom the Length of Days referendum and citizen will continue to die on the government's schedule of death.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Daniel's House Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 272
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. April 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780692663974
• Artikelnr.: 44932413

Autorenporträt

Doris Gaines Rapp: writer by birth, psychologist and teacher by education and experiences. Former counseling center director: Taylor University, Upland and Bethel College, Mishawaka, IN. She was the lead psychologist at the men's prison in New Castle, IN for one month about six years ago. She has taught in elementary school, high school, college and graduate school. She currently writes full time and has published six novels. As the wife of a pastor, she has lived in several states, including Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and New Mexico. She and her husband, Bill, have six grown children and live in Indiana.