β Scribed by M C Ronen
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Sunny, an escapee from a farm where she was kept as a dairy slave, is now an activist who fights to liberate other slaves from their hopeless, grim destiny. The dangerous and relentless battle for total liberation provides for many suspenseful encounters, as well as several unexpected discoveries. As romance buds in the activistsβ bunker, an old villain returns to Sunnyβs life through an unexpected turn of events, with the promise that she had changed. But can she be trusted?
Liberation is a sequel to The Shed written by the same new-coming author. Both are books lovingly dedicated to the rapidly and ever-growing generation of ethical warriors, who so far had no voice in fiction.
**Dystopian suspense. Suitable for ages 15 and over.
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