Red Star Sacred Cities

Red Star Sacred Cities by Dennis J. Barton, published by iUniverse in March 2002, is a 500-page work of fiction that delves into a dystopian future. Set in the year 2112, the narrative explores a world where religion and technology intertwine to manipulate and control humanity. The story introduces readers to a society where truth is obscured and oppression prevails, as the Great CPU and His prophet strive to eliminate free will.

In this gripping tale, a few courageous individuals emerge to challenge the status quo. The narrative follows a questioning boy, a disillusioned Vigilance officer, and an elderly man whose past is tied to a once-thriving farm. Together, they embody the spirit of rebellion and the quest for freedom in a world dominated by fear and control. This edition presents a thought-provoking exploration of themes such as oppression and resistance, appealing to fans of hard science fiction and those interested in speculative futures.