Liberty 554-062466-84 of Aldonia lives
in a responsible society that cares for the earth and everyone on it. They have
learned to balance resource consumption with replacement initiatives,
unavoidable pollution with clean-environment efforts. Science ensures that
every baby born is healthy. The government ensures that every baby born is
needed. All are cared for, taught, and given a specific duty to perform, their
unique contribution to society. Why is Liberty so unsatisfied?
In less than two weeks, Liberty must begin her vocation. Every girl in Aldonia wishes she had Liberty's vocation. Liberty would rather flee from Aldonia and live on her own, independent of the all-controlling government, the Regimen Custodia Terra. The high electrical Boundary Fence crushes any thought of escape. The ID implant imbedded in her hand makes it impossible to hide. She has no choice but to submit. Liberty is slated to be a Breeder.
As vocation day draws near, a man with an obsession for Liberty attacks her and injects her with a drug. She’s about to lose consciousness when someone comes to her rescue, a man in a mottled cape and dark glasses. She wakes in an underground facility where people watch over Aldonia with an array of monitors and surveillance equipment. These people are full of secrets, but she discovers one thing: they rescue a man scheduled for re-education. They rescued him. They can rescue her.
In less than two weeks, Liberty must begin her vocation. Every girl in Aldonia wishes she had Liberty's vocation. Liberty would rather flee from Aldonia and live on her own, independent of the all-controlling government, the Regimen Custodia Terra. The high electrical Boundary Fence crushes any thought of escape. The ID implant imbedded in her hand makes it impossible to hide. She has no choice but to submit. Liberty is slated to be a Breeder.
As vocation day draws near, a man with an obsession for Liberty attacks her and injects her with a drug. She’s about to lose consciousness when someone comes to her rescue, a man in a mottled cape and dark glasses. She wakes in an underground facility where people watch over Aldonia with an array of monitors and surveillance equipment. These people are full of secrets, but she discovers one thing: they rescue a man scheduled for re-education. They rescued him. They can rescue her.
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“People should be able to choose
what they want to do,” I said. “It’s not right that the Regimen tells us.”
While wrapping her fingers around
the grip of a pistol, Silver gave me a sideways glance.
“You’d better watch yourself. Don’t
want to get caught talking like that.”
No one seemed to have a problem with
breaking laws, all sorts of laws, but everyone worried about what you said.
Dream Cast
Liberty - Saoirse Ronan
Dedrick - Dave Franco
Theresa resides with her husband and
three boys in northeast Ohio. She was born in California and moved every three
years (her father was in the Coast Guard). This probably accounts for her love
of traveling and desire to see the world. Living by the ocean, under the palm
trees in Guam and Hawaii, helped spur her imagination. She began writing
illustrated short stories with her sister in grade school, borrowing characters
from favorite movies and shows. Now, writing is her passion. Her favorite
genres include Fantasy, Western, Contemporary, Supernatural and Futuristic.
Other interests: painting with acrylic, drawing with ink, hiking, traveling and
American History. Theresa is a member of the Catholic Writer's Guild, a local
writers' group, and Critique Circle, an online critique group. She has an
Associate's Degree in Electrical/Mechanical Drafting and a Catechetical Degree
from Catholic Distance University.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/LindenTheresa
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Top Ten List
Here are the top ten places I would love
to vacation, getting to know the place and the people:
1. San Francisco, California where I was
born
2. Guam where I lived as a child—because
places look so different from how you remember
them growing up
3. Oahu where I lived as a child—and the
other Hawaiian islands while I'm at it
4. Florence, Italy where one of my
unpublished books is set
5. All of Italy because I love that old
world feel
6. Black Hills, South Dakota where one
of my other stories takes place
7. Prescott, Arizona where I lived for
one wonderful year and where the weather is perfect and the landscape diverse
8. Southern Arizona, in the winter,
where two of my stories take place
9. Luray Caverns in Virginia's
Shenandoah Valley because I used the area in one of my stories!
10. But I really, really want to stay at
a dude ranch in a Southwestern state. Maybe we will when our boys are older.
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