DRAG.N
by Eli Constant
I fell in love with DRAG.N from page 1. It was so riveting I laid all my
other reads aside as I knew I wanted to finish this one first, before getting
back to the other reads. It’s the first book by Eli Constant that I’ve read,
but definitely not the last.
DRAG.N combines very powerful writing (not many bestselling books have) with excellent characterization and a fantastical plot that is actually very realistic to me. This novelette tells of a group of activists determined to take down technologies that drug the American nation and keep it brainwashed and “healthy”.
Even though it was a novelette, each character was fleshed out so well it seemed I knew them in real life. It doesn’t happen to me often even after reading a full-length novel.
I really enjoyed reading about Gracie Phillips, the creator of DRAG.N. Here's a short excerpt that, in my opinion, presents really well-done characterization:
I would definitely recommend this book to all who love well-written books. If you are a fan of dystopian novels, DRAG.N is a must-read for you.
DRAG.N combines very powerful writing (not many bestselling books have) with excellent characterization and a fantastical plot that is actually very realistic to me. This novelette tells of a group of activists determined to take down technologies that drug the American nation and keep it brainwashed and “healthy”.
Even though it was a novelette, each character was fleshed out so well it seemed I knew them in real life. It doesn’t happen to me often even after reading a full-length novel.
I really enjoyed reading about Gracie Phillips, the creator of DRAG.N. Here's a short excerpt that, in my opinion, presents really well-done characterization:
The voice on the other end of the phone became
more enthusiastic, cutting into her speech. “DRAG.N Inventor extraordinaire; I
know who you are.”
Gracie paused; the praise made her uncomfortable. It always did, because down deep inside of her, she realized that inventing the DRAG.N was not something she wanted to be remembered for... like Einstein’s role in the development of the atom bomb.
Gracie paused; the praise made her uncomfortable. It always did, because down deep inside of her, she realized that inventing the DRAG.N was not something she wanted to be remembered for... like Einstein’s role in the development of the atom bomb.
I would definitely recommend this book to all who love well-written books. If you are a fan of dystopian novels, DRAG.N is a must-read for you.
BOOK
DESCRIPTION
The
DRAG.N units were invented to support the marriage of the Universal Health
Initiative (UHI) and Green Nation. Their purpose: mass airborne vaccinations to
ensure health for all U.S. citizens. The illogically expensive vaccines serve
another purpose though.
Laced
with chemical agents, mescaline and fluoxetine, the vaccines have created a
docile, drugged, and receptive American populace.
The
anti-UHI activists are determined to takedown the DRAG.N and the corrupt
healthcare system. Their planning has been meticulous, spanning nearly a year.
Benton and Rachel Greer take the first steps towards raising the proverbial
sword and slaying the DRAG.Ns. Will they succeed?
DRAG.N
takes an imaginative look at the future of an America where human fundamental
rights and freedoms are options rather than guarantees. This novelette
chronicles three days in the lives of researchers, activists, a deceptive
Presidential Cabinet, and a First Lady with secrets of her own.
DRAG.N is a brief
dystopian novelette, political semi-satire telling a year-long-story with a satisfying conclusion in the
span of a few days. The two central themes: Truth will out and America should
mean freedom. Without exception.
HAPPY READING TO YOU
ALL!
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