Count Fathom

Broschiertes Buch

God's Coin

The prophet, his message, and the path to ruin

Beschreibung

A scratching is heard at the door. Beyond lies a man scorched by lightning. With his dying breath the man delivers a message from God to a cohort of town drunks in a tavern, taking refuge from the storm. The drunks must manage the message. The tale of the martyr echoes across the land. Curiosity swells into a hurricane of religious and commercial fervor for the Wounds of the Martyr. A living mythology takes hold. Mankind has been given a light to guide our way. Ours is the path. With their emblem held aloft, the new apostles lure the unwitting into a transactional frenzy concealed beneath religious robes. Converts drive commerce and growth is exponential. Soon all trade public and private is under the control of the Wounds of the Martyr. This satirical allegory pits the organs of society against one another in a tragedy, a moral crisis, and an opportunity for the wicked. Brace yourself as the Martyr ascends. Buy it now

Autor

Young and full of wanderlust, Count Fathom left the comforts of his home in Beaver for the rice fields of the Middle Kingdom, half a planet away. Reading gave Fathom the impression that he would be immersed in a culture of peaceful, spiritual balance. He was wrong. What he did find was like nothing he had imagined.Count Fathom spent more than twenty years living under the tyrannical rule of the Party. He wants you to know that there are a lot of Party members, that they lie about their membership, that the Party is a religious cult, and that they are warmongers. The Communist Party is intent on world domination. They have successfully subjugated their own people, and they're coming for the rest of us. They must be stopped.He has recently returned home in fear. Fear of the complacence of the west. The potential consequences of that complacence are a serious threat to the freedom and individuality of all mankind. Wake up. War is coming.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Hell
• Seitenzahl: 300
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
• Gewicht: 490g
• ISBN-13: 9781738232512
• ISBN-10: 1738232514
• Artikelnr.: 72169198