A science fiction satire with similarities to Watchmen and other social commentaries with a superhero flavor. It's about Darrian Infield who acquires superpowers after being lost in space for 34 years, only to return home and find that half the world has become a totalitarian nightmare. She decides to become a crime-fighter, at first winning the affections of the Australian and US governments (the latter under its fifth consecutive Trump presidency) but as her exploits begin to target the real criminals - the same Australian and US governments - and expose to her their corruption the xenophobic, corporatist, and bigoted cruelty, she finds that not only the politicians, but the majority of people who vote for them quickly turn against her.

A Sci-Fi Novella

❝One girl, one book, and an entire nation that wants to keep her from it.❞

**CURRENTLY A FEATURED STORY** highest ranking: #11 in Science fiction ❝true happiness is only achieved without freedom. There is a girl who wakes to a world that she was supposed to protect. Instead, she fights it. There is a man who is cursed with the ability to dream. A glass city is their cage, a city filled to the brim with unanimity and order, a paradise on an earth laid to waste by an artificial snowstorm. Sunlight filters through the glass buildings and through glass walls, pierces glass floors. It illuminates the city square when it is strongest at noon, surrounded by a huddled mass of citizens, all as perfect as the city they inhabit. And they all think: everything is as it should be. And it is. Or, it was. -- long live perfection.❞ (c)sarahgaier2016 #diverselit | #LoveEqualsLove | #helpfightcliches | #freethelgbtq | #badassreads check out my Science Fiction novella, Sector-33, here! https://www.wattpad.com/story/62174094-sector-33

WIP.

Comet learns about trains and screws up, but things are okay afterward.