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Synopsis
In the City of 207 a citizen’s duty is singular in nature … to obey.
Subservient to the Authority of Central Planning and trapped within by a two-thousand-foot wall, every facet of human life is structured to ensure compliance with authoritarian dictums. A good citizen is an obedient citizen.
For Jack Moore, though, his monotonous life of blind servitude is turned inside out when he learns there is a small band of rebels who have chosen to disobey. Upon joining their ranks he will discover what it means to be free and the potentially terrible costs that come with standing against the State.
Who are the Seers that monitor the City of 207? Why are citizens required to take three pills every morning? What was The Great Silence that occurred in the year 2075?
Join Jack and the rebels as they discover the answers to these questions and wrestle with the implications of freedom and self-actualization as they stand in defiance of a world that demands they obey.
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Rob Mclean lives in Ottawa, Canada and has degrees in both Psychology and Public Relations. Professionally he spent over 10 years in the corporate world doing public relations for High Tech companies as well as non-governmental agencies. His interests span the psychology of the human condition, modern economics and its impact on society, power structures of corporations and governments and how they shape the world, the role of technology in the evolution of man and lastly, philosophy. These interests blend together to create a unique voice in the world of fiction. His driving passion is to deliver stories that not only entertain but encourage the reader think and question the nature of the world around them.
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Obey
Vendeur : Revaluation Books, Exeter, Royaume-Uni
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Paperback. Etat : Brand New. 418 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.95 inches. In Stock. N° de réf. du vendeur zk0994990987
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