It's Dystopia Monday. (That's not really a thing. It's only for today). I've finished reading:
Here's the review I posted at goodreads:
Marina Fontaine's Chasing Freedom takes the reader into the belly of the rebellion and doesn't stop there. The rebellion is no overnight success. The story goes on for years. It follows the personal lives of multiple characters. Bad things happen. People die. This is a dystopia and things get worse before they get better. However, this is a story steeped in hope. In the midst of cruel atrocities, hope comes through.
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I considered using the same title font for my dystopian novel, The Shrinking Zone, but instead elected to go with this cover and font:
Something is rotten in the USA.
The red-eyed results of clandestine government experiments attack
isolated farms in the broken desert. Oppressive regulations, arrogant
officials, and surveillance drones restrict movement, commerce, and basic
necessities. The government boot heel is grinding hard.
When the red-eyes abduct a sixteen year-old girl, working class
man Don Morgan must mount a rescue attempt against the merciless invaders of
the broken desert. While fighting against the savage animals created by genetic
engineering, Don must match wits with a mad demagogue and government agents to
rescue the girl. He's going to need help.
Join three common men in the fight for their lives when a foray into
the broken desert puts their families in jeopardy, and the fate of a nation
hangs on the outcome. Never underestimate the men who love America.
Look for it on Amazon next week.
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