Free Will (and Other Compulsions)
Book Two in The Antithesis Progression
by J. Daniel Sawyer
Podcast starts Nov. 11, 2009. Subscribe now.
The Lunar Revolution is faltering. Events on Nineveh have convinced Doug Reeves that there are traitors in the resistance, and he’s determined to purge them and ensure the revolution’s survival.
With the Persian fleet on the move, The Green Lady on the warpath, and Senator Shelley inches away from achieving his ultimate aims, the fate of Reeves’ conspiracy of freedom may rest with a man once again on the run. Trapped in a ship between planets with his sworn enemy, Joss Kyle must find a way to clear his name and win his life back, or rid himself of Alyssa Hartman and disappear from history.
The players are at the table, the antes are in, and from the surface of Mars to the forests of Vermont the next round of cards is about to hit the felt. But deep in the shadows of Tycho crater, the small footsteps of a twelve-year old girl on an eighteen hundred kilometer run for her life bring with them something that will change the face of the solar system, and the fate of the human race.
Forever.
The rules have changed, and the question isn’t any longer about who will win and who will lose, but who will survive the game?
The game continues November 11.
Free Will, the second book in The Antithesis Progression, boasts an original score, a full voice cast, and professional soundscaping. Produced by ArtisticWhispers Productions.
I have really been enjoying this one, keep up the good work
I’ve found this to be really gripping.
Half inclined to send the chapters on the Mortonites to an acquaintance that has “God’s own justified contempt towards sodomites & abortionists” just to see what kind of reaction I can get.
P.S, as a death threat,
I choose Colonel Mustard as my agent, in the Library, using the weapon featured in “Casarett & Doull’s Toxicology - Basic Science Of Poison” (2001 ed), Chapter 26, page 954 paragraph 7
That’s right, I choose you Gila Monster.
Please keep writing.
Your stuff rocks JD! (All of it!)
Have you considered making a paid subscription version of your podcasts? You could have stuff come out a couple months before the free podcasts maybe.
I guess I’m suggesting something half way between getting the book deals you need to make it all worthwhile and the free stuff. People like me who can’t wait to get the rest of the story would pay. Hopefully there’s more than just a few people like me, though I shouldn’t hold out too greater hope on that score!
Rock on my man.
Bryan
Auckland, New Zealand