Roxanne Ward

Sins of Survival (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

After a devastating meteorite storm that blasted the Earth for seven days, civilization quickly devolved. In the United States, Corporate factions employed armies called the Neighwah to enslave and confine the residents within their territories. The factions rained war on each other without mercy for power, territory, and precious resources. In the aftermath of the plundering, the allied territories in Colorado developed a brutal caste system.

The Corporates are the rulers and the Uppers manage their workers called Dailys. Dailys are unprotected by laws and harassed by Drangers who are gangs for hire. Dailys are completely dependent on the meager allotments the Corporates provide for labor.

Jillian is a Daily clinging to a promise of hope. She is sworn to secrecy about a sanctuary city, but she prays the shadow group with its cryptic messages and military procedures will forgive her for telling her sister. For a chance at happiness and peace, they risk death for knowing too much or unspeakable abuse at the slave camps.

Bannon Vogel is a Corporate who inherited a vast shipping and supply empire when his family was murdered. He pulls in every favor, debt, and opportunity to accumulate supplies for New Haven, his secret city in the Eisenhower Tunnel. Gray Takota commands the city's army of Defenders. Protecting the citizens is his primary function, but he doesn't count on falling for a woman who poses the greatest threat to the town's security.

The goal is to establish a place of civility, but the cost is freedom and for some their souls.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Go Go Publishing VW
• Seitenzahl: 290
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Oktober 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798868939945
• Artikelnr.: 69227896

Autorenporträt

Like most authors, the power of the written word has been a driving force for Roxanne Ward since grade school. She was heavily influenced by her father, a college administrator, with a love of literature and a fascination with science. Her mother was a college instructor who worked with PTSD veterans. She had a creative spirit and shared many hands-on experiences in art and nature with her children. Grace, her maternal grandmother, was a poet. She also kept an ongoing journal which Roxanne was encouraged to add to every visit. It inspired Roxanne to keep a journal. She joined the Air Force Reserves because she wanted to travel, and met her husband while they were working on the same aircraft. She raised four children with her husband while earning her MS in education from the University of Idaho. She was hired as a middle school teacher, teaching language arts and science until she retired in the summer of 2019. Though anxious to write her first book, she took on the task of tutoring her granddaughter during Covid until her school reopened. Northern Idaho has been her home for over three decades. She and her husband live a blessed life on five acres with their border terrier Nikki.