A Whale Ate the Moon.

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FriesenPress, 2012 - Fiction - 272 pages
Women run the world, men are second class persons and the gated super-rich own all. The living standards of the world have fallen to minimal levels, owning books is prohibited and romantic liaisons between the sexes are considered treasonable. Catherine Nesbit, paddle operator for the venal Lazarus Resuscitation Syndicate, is secretly observed and selected on account of her curiosity and perseverance. She is railroaded into slavery in a heavily defended community in the Nubian desert where she becomes a mediator between the invading Turkish military forces and the ruling class. Although the lively, humorous novel plays in the future, life then mirrors our present in this light-hearted adventure, exposing greed and exploitation as the major driving forces of society.

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Section 1
1
Section 2
13
Section 3
25
Section 4
35
Section 5
41
Section 6
49
Section 7
57
Section 8
65
Section 16
145
Section 17
155
Section 18
163
Section 19
171
Section 20
183
Section 21
193
Section 22
203
Section 23
213

Section 9
73
Section 10
83
Section 11
93
Section 12
101
Section 13
115
Section 14
127
Section 15
137
Section 24
221
Section 25
231
Section 26
239
Section 27
245
Section 28
255
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