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Chapter 13 of book one in the dystopian saga by American author, Kawika Miles. Life is routine within the Raider Encampment. They're training harder, they have supplies coming in on a regular basis, and their better equipped to fight. However, having been imprisoned for forty-eight days, Caspian is now ready to escape.
"Standing with the two torn halves of the thick jacket in each hand, Caspian drops them to the dirt, standing over his prisoner, waiting for his spy to come back."
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Chapter 12 of book one in the dystopian saga by American author, Kawika Miles. Election day for Reuben White has come, and not only does the weight of his engagement to Aila weigh on Mica's mind, he finally finds out what Carter and the Division have been hiding inside the campaign office behind the ominous wall.
"If you control the story, you control the culture. If you control the culture, then you control politics, and if you control politics, you have control over a nation."
"Basic propaganda! The mass shifting of public opinions."
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Chapter 11 of book one in the dystopian saga by American author, Kawika Miles. Earning their place with the Raiders, Jax, Conner, and Renn make a bold move in attacking the heart of Area Thirty-Eight while at the same time, making a direct threat to the Nine.
"The cogs within the machine have each taken their turn in stealing her virtue, her sanity, and at times her will to live. From the moment she's taken her first breath, Renn has unwillingly been an asset of the Nine."
"He can't dispel Caspian's horrendous acts from his mind, but he can try to leverage them against the history he now knows."
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Chapter 10 of book one in the dystopian saga by American author, Kawika Miles. Governor White's presidential campaign is in full swing, and while this would be good news for the country, Mica's suspicions of Carter begin to rise as both Mica and Aila are attacked.
"True change comes by what you build, not from what you're able to destroy."
"The court of public opinion promotes a culture of privilege and argues against penitent individuals time and time again, presuming everyone's guilt before proven innocent... the religious dogma feeds off guilt, projecting and using it to obtain power as they maximize the reach of their shame."
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Chapter 9 of book one in the dystopian saga by American author, Kawika Miles. Jax is no longer safe in Area Thirty-Eight and with things beyond his control put into motion, he has only one choice: find the Raiders or die by the PPA's hand.
"Renn created a self-fulfilling prophecy that the longer they wait, the more they jeopardize the box falling into the wrong hands. Where speed was once their perceived enemy, it is now their greatest ally."
"...ideological and physiological weakness in subordinates makes them easier to control. Unarmed and mentally ill-equipped slaves are much more compliant than the armed, knowledgeable citizen."
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Part 2, Chapter 8 of book one in the dystopian saga by American author, Kawika Miles. Mica has been given a new assignment to protect the only man many think can save the United States from falling to the Ordean Reich...
"When you look at the world through a fundamentally flawed lens, you'll never have truth revealed to you."
"This guy is so idealistic it's crazy, but a little hopeful insanity might just be what this country needs."
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A behind the scenes listen to what went into writing the dystopian novel, Saga of the Nine: Origins.
Kate Delaney is an award winning National broadcast personality of America Tonight who has interviewed over 16,000 people in twenty-years in her radio and television career. She picked up a Television Emmy for her special report on the AIDS epidemic in New Mexico and several Golden Mics for a series on immigration. Kate has broadcast everywhere from the slums of Guayaquil, Ecuador to a whale-watching boat in Maui, Hawaii. America Tonight also broadcasts from Washington, D.C. every year taking the conversation to the Capitol, talking to the lawmakers about the issues that concern listeners.
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Chapter 7 of book one in the dystopian saga by American author, Kawika Miles. Jax and Kip open the box and what they find not only puts their lives in jeopardy, but threatens the very existence of the Nine and their Government...
"Would his death have meaning... he would like to think his would, but what value is there in a life if no one takes to heart the actions of your existence?"
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Chapter 6 of book one in the dystopian saga by American author, Kawika Miles. Mica faces the void of Kim's violent, tragic death while beginning his work within the Minutemen Division. In his new life as a Minutemen Agent, his secret is quickly uncovered by the unlikeliest of people...
"Where does the elimination of democratic processes stop that modernity has pioneered?"
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Chapter 5 of book one in the dystopian saga by American author, Kawika Miles. In another day in Area Thirty-Eight, standardized life quickly turns around as Jax and Kip discover an unknown secret.
"This is no fleeting thought, and if she's willing to collude and conspire, then it must be done right. There is no room for half-measures."
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