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Almost Human: Deconstruction AD Book One
The follow-up to the bestselling Deconstruction Series.TWO STAR-CROSSED LOVERS, TWO WARRING FACTIONS, ONE PLANET. NOTHING WILL EVER BE THE SAME AGAIN.In 2018 the world ended. Or at least life as we knew it. A small group of survivors left Earth behind for a chance at a future among the stars. A new civilization was born on Mars and mankind was gifted another chance.Back on Earth, it didn't go as easy. Ravaged by war, plagues, and natural disasters, the world fell into darkness. People fed on fear, on despair, and on each other. But humanity clawed its way from the edge of oblivion. Life emerged from the rubble and a future of hope was paid for in blood.Now, the year is 2218. The last human civilization, New Hope, shines as a beacon of what humanity should have been. But that all changes the day that the Flyers arrive.
248 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 15, 2020
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Rashad Freeman
60 books94 followersThe date was October 31, 1979. The air was cool and a light fog blew in from the gulf, cloaking the Tampa area in an ominous, tight-fitting tunic. The annual Halloween festivities had just begun and a night of mischievous tomfoolery was afoot.
Scandalous and nefarious characters took flight. Doorbells were rung and ill-boding tricks were played regardless of the treats given. This was the dark reality of the bustling Florida metropolitan.
To the north, Grateful Dead crooned the night's theme music at the Nassau Coliseum. Within earshot of the concert, witnesses stated a UFO hovered over the grounds for thirty minutes before vanishing.
At the same time the Cromarty's were busy hosting their notorious Halloween party at 112 Ocean Ave., better known as the Amityville Horror House. Screams and cries for help were reported throughout the night, punctuated with the disappearance of the family next door. They were never heard from again.
Unknowingly altering the course of history, Kurt Vonnegut released "Jailbird" the same week KISS gained infamy on The Tomorrow Show. The aftermath of this collision would not be felt for decades until the emergence of Justin Bieber.
After a night filled with mayhem and destruction and the deaths of several prominent entertainers, politicians and a notorious bank robber, the Federal government was forced to loan $1.5 billion dollars to Chrysler. This spurred a series of violent protests, resulting in the Brunah Agate oil spill. Over 10.7 million gallons of oil were dumped into the Galveston Bay. This became the worst oil spill disaster in U.S. history.
A few hours later on November 1, 1979, Rashad Freeman was born. Feel free to draw your own conclusions.
Scandalous and nefarious characters took flight. Doorbells were rung and ill-boding tricks were played regardless of the treats given. This was the dark reality of the bustling Florida metropolitan.
To the north, Grateful Dead crooned the night's theme music at the Nassau Coliseum. Within earshot of the concert, witnesses stated a UFO hovered over the grounds for thirty minutes before vanishing.
At the same time the Cromarty's were busy hosting their notorious Halloween party at 112 Ocean Ave., better known as the Amityville Horror House. Screams and cries for help were reported throughout the night, punctuated with the disappearance of the family next door. They were never heard from again.
Unknowingly altering the course of history, Kurt Vonnegut released "Jailbird" the same week KISS gained infamy on The Tomorrow Show. The aftermath of this collision would not be felt for decades until the emergence of Justin Bieber.
After a night filled with mayhem and destruction and the deaths of several prominent entertainers, politicians and a notorious bank robber, the Federal government was forced to loan $1.5 billion dollars to Chrysler. This spurred a series of violent protests, resulting in the Brunah Agate oil spill. Over 10.7 million gallons of oil were dumped into the Galveston Bay. This became the worst oil spill disaster in U.S. history.
A few hours later on November 1, 1979, Rashad Freeman was born. Feel free to draw your own conclusions.
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October 7, 2022
Great series starter
This is not my first Rashad Freeman book and it won't be my last. It is a follow up series to an earlier series, but I feel like you could read it without having read the first series. Like the first series, there are a few "typos" but they do not detract from the book. Great characters, great story. I've already got book 2, and I'm off to read it.
This is not my first Rashad Freeman book and it won't be my last. It is a follow up series to an earlier series, but I feel like you could read it without having read the first series. Like the first series, there are a few "typos" but they do not detract from the book. Great characters, great story. I've already got book 2, and I'm off to read it.
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