Haven’Ot
Haven’Ot by Patricia Robinson, published by AuthorHouse on June 19, 2015, is a work of fiction that explores themes of societal division and moral dilemmas in a futuristic setting. Set in the year 2108, the narrative unfolds in a world where the government has drastically reduced budgets and programs, leading to a stark separation between the affluent and the impoverished. The story follows David Stuart, who seeks to bridge this divide by secretly aiding those deemed “discards” by society, highlighting the challenges and dangers he faces in a divided community.
Readers will find a gripping exploration of the consequences of societal neglect and the lengths one individual will go to make a difference. The book delves into the complexities of human connection amidst a backdrop of suspense and moral conflict, as David’s actions lead him to confront the harsh realities of life in Haven’Ot. With a page count of 232, this edition invites readers to reflect on themes of compassion and resilience in a world where the lines between right and wrong are blurred.
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In the twenty-second century, the GPC has convinced the government to severely cut budgets and programs, creating an underclass of many of its poor and working-class citizens. It is now the year 2108. The haves and the have-nots live in totally separate communities and with no real contact, aside from the soldiers who guard the perimeter that runs between them. Penitentiaries that used to house criminals, mental institutions, and charities (welfares) are relics of the past. Either you are an asset to Haven’s society or you are thrown to the “other side,” never to return. David Stuart is determined to make a difference to help the “discards” after he secretly slipped food in through the perimeter and created a bond with one of them. His life will never be the same once he encounters the horrors of Haven’ot.
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