Goodbye Mr. President

Goodbye Mr. President

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, May 16, 2017
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Fiction
Science Fiction
The year is 2075. Technology has been banned, and the modern public suddenly resorts to more "ancient" ways of living. Will humanity survive? Meet Melrose Hampton, a 16 year old girl living in the futuristic country of Augana, the daughter of a famous activist for "technology rights," and of a local journalist. When her mother is gunned down in front of thousands, Melrose soon realises that she may be the next target- and this "ban" may be more sinister than it was previously thought to be. *Story is still being edited* © 2017 Laina Rae. All rights reserved.
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