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Article 88:Jericho's Revenge
On November 24, 2017 (also known as Black Friday) in a devastating synchronized attack terrorist groups destroyed every crude oil storage, processing, harvesting, and delivery system worldwide bringing the world economies to its knees. With the country on the brink of nuclear civil war the four wealthiest families in the world also known as the Elite decided to step in and offer their entire wealth and resources to help feed and revive the devastated United States of America. To guarantee that the United States would pay back the wealth and resources borrowed the controversial Article 88 act was introduced into the U.S. constitution.
Article 88 mandates that every able bodied living person within its borders from the ages of 13 to 75 to work for the Elite and “donate” 100% of their earned wages for the next 100 years to the government in order to pay back the massive debt that the new United States of America acquired to revive its economy. The Elite would provide all basic human needs and to reduce costs and increase efficiency citizens were removed from their homes and housed in huge Mega Structures. Education was only provided if it assisted in work efficiency and anyone caught misusing the limited energy resources that the Elite provided would be arrested and charged with criminal behavior.
Crime being considered an added expense to the already massive debt; Article 88 mandates that any citizen convicted of a crime of any severity would become the property of the Elites and their subsequent offspring until the United States debt to the Elites was settled in full plus twenty years. All law abiding citizens are not considered the property of the Elite but debtors until such time that they are convicted of a crime.
Welcome to 2020 in a future where every day is a struggle to remain a citizen and not the property of the tyrannical Elite families. But when tragedy finds Jericho King’s family he will do everything in his power to seek justice even if it means breaking every law of the Article 88 act. Follow Jericho as he embarks on a violent and bloody journey of revenge and revelation…..Jericho will have his revenge.
Article 88: Jericho's Revenge Episode One is the first book in a new controversial short story series with new episodes released every month full of action, suspense, and unrelenting vengeance.
Article 88 mandates that every able bodied living person within its borders from the ages of 13 to 75 to work for the Elite and “donate” 100% of their earned wages for the next 100 years to the government in order to pay back the massive debt that the new United States of America acquired to revive its economy. The Elite would provide all basic human needs and to reduce costs and increase efficiency citizens were removed from their homes and housed in huge Mega Structures. Education was only provided if it assisted in work efficiency and anyone caught misusing the limited energy resources that the Elite provided would be arrested and charged with criminal behavior.
Crime being considered an added expense to the already massive debt; Article 88 mandates that any citizen convicted of a crime of any severity would become the property of the Elites and their subsequent offspring until the United States debt to the Elites was settled in full plus twenty years. All law abiding citizens are not considered the property of the Elite but debtors until such time that they are convicted of a crime.
Welcome to 2020 in a future where every day is a struggle to remain a citizen and not the property of the tyrannical Elite families. But when tragedy finds Jericho King’s family he will do everything in his power to seek justice even if it means breaking every law of the Article 88 act. Follow Jericho as he embarks on a violent and bloody journey of revenge and revelation…..Jericho will have his revenge.
Article 88: Jericho's Revenge Episode One is the first book in a new controversial short story series with new episodes released every month full of action, suspense, and unrelenting vengeance.
57 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 13, 2013
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July 20, 2014
The End of Time…Returns
Navi’ Robins’ novel, “Jericho Episode II,” takes readers on a journey into a future life that seems surreal with today’s transitional modern society.
Jericho continues his mission seeking his wife and son when he discovers he will cross paths with old enemies. The government has found Jericho’s weaknesses and will challenge his intelligence with former soldiers. Jericho is determined, well-trained, and fearless with one main goal – to return his family home safely.
The novel seemed to get shorter with this sequel. And with that, there were sacrifices: no descriptive scenes and little or no cliffhangers. I do, however, like the imagination of Navi’ Robins. I am anxious to discover more of this twisted story and look forward to more from this author.
Reviewed by: Tekisha
Navi’ Robins’ novel, “Jericho Episode II,” takes readers on a journey into a future life that seems surreal with today’s transitional modern society.
Jericho continues his mission seeking his wife and son when he discovers he will cross paths with old enemies. The government has found Jericho’s weaknesses and will challenge his intelligence with former soldiers. Jericho is determined, well-trained, and fearless with one main goal – to return his family home safely.
The novel seemed to get shorter with this sequel. And with that, there were sacrifices: no descriptive scenes and little or no cliffhangers. I do, however, like the imagination of Navi’ Robins. I am anxious to discover more of this twisted story and look forward to more from this author.
Reviewed by: Tekisha
January 19, 2014
Doom’s Day
“Article 88: Jericho’s Revenge Episode 1” by Navi’ Robins is a thought-provoking book that makes readers prepare for the transformation of our high-tech future.
Jericho and Rita are striving to reconnect with their only son, Michael. An unexpected misfortune occurs which takes Jericho over the edge and forces him to take full control of the situation to discover the truth and protect his family.
I loved reading this novel and recommend it to all readers. Freedom is a legal right to all citizens but often taken for granted. I didn’t want this novel to end. I wanted to read more of the creative skill of Navi’ Robin. I will wait for future episodes of “Article 88” in the near future.
Reviewed by: Tekisha
“Article 88: Jericho’s Revenge Episode 1” by Navi’ Robins is a thought-provoking book that makes readers prepare for the transformation of our high-tech future.
Jericho and Rita are striving to reconnect with their only son, Michael. An unexpected misfortune occurs which takes Jericho over the edge and forces him to take full control of the situation to discover the truth and protect his family.
I loved reading this novel and recommend it to all readers. Freedom is a legal right to all citizens but often taken for granted. I didn’t want this novel to end. I wanted to read more of the creative skill of Navi’ Robin. I will wait for future episodes of “Article 88” in the near future.
Reviewed by: Tekisha
January 18, 2015
Interesting Read
I loved this book. At first in the beginning I was a little confused. But as I kept reading the story started to unfold. Looking forward to reading the next episode. Hoping and praying Michael is alive. Great big shout out to the author!
I loved this book. At first in the beginning I was a little confused. But as I kept reading the story started to unfold. Looking forward to reading the next episode. Hoping and praying Michael is alive. Great big shout out to the author!
August 4, 2015
Nice
I'm really not into books like this but it was an alright read. This the second book I've read by this author. Interesting read though. But yeah
I'm really not into books like this but it was an alright read. This the second book I've read by this author. Interesting read though. But yeah
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