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Utopian Reality
Evolution's first gift is on the horizon. No spells, wizardry or magic of any kind produced its coming. Its technical details are very practical and realistic. It brings us a world where our fairytales can come true. Most of our wishes are simply to have a beautiful home and garden, nonetheless, some claim their right to a castle in the sky.
It is only so sad that this new world was born to such a destroyed, toxic earth. If only we could go back a few years in time with the knowledge we have now.
The plan is to safely harbor individuals from the contaminated air, without leading our unknown adversaries to our underground locations. We must race to trace the web of violent assaults so to find and stop these foes before our new world is destroyed as well.
It is only so sad that this new world was born to such a destroyed, toxic earth. If only we could go back a few years in time with the knowledge we have now.
The plan is to safely harbor individuals from the contaminated air, without leading our unknown adversaries to our underground locations. We must race to trace the web of violent assaults so to find and stop these foes before our new world is destroyed as well.
312 pages, Paperback
First published August 19, 2002
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May 31, 2019
The new world isn't the only thing that's sad. This book, for instance, is sadder than one's saddest reality. I cried at the tortured prose and sad contempt for the English language. My tears flowed like a river of toxic waste as my soul was set aflame and my brain was rendered stupid.
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