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“Karma, alone, is too slow to curtail the wickedness of men.- The Originator. Humanity had hoped that through technological and scientific advances that they’d become galactic utopian societies. This is not the case. The futuristic promises of America in the twenty-first century were merely a façade for what they are, which is a multi-generational caste system living in a dystopian hell.
“Karma, alone, is too slow to curtail the wickedness of men.- The Originator
Humanity had hoped that through technological and scientific advances that they’d become galactic utopian societies. This is not the case. The futuristic promises of America in the twenty-first century were merely a façade for what they are, which is a multi-generational caste system living in a dystopian hell.
Life has become wrought with the misery of our pacifism, but this will no longer be tolerated. Akiva was created to be the counterbalance for the ills that plague our society. This book chronicles her rather gruesome and blood-thirsty conquest to liberate her society of its greed, through any means necessary.
So, if you like dystopian cyberpunk meshed with anti-heroes, philosophy, sweater stretchers and violence…then this book is for you!
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