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portada LONG ROAD TO EDEN
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2025
Language
English
Pages
296
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
20.3x12.7x1.6 cm
ISBN13
9781069886705

LONG ROAD TO EDEN

Philip Charles Eckman (Author) · PCE PRESS · Paperback

LONG ROAD TO EDEN - Philip Charles Eckman

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Synopsis "LONG ROAD TO EDEN"

In a world ravaged by climate catastrophe and ruled by an unforgiving authoritarian regime, love and loyalty become acts of rebellion.

As the law of Eveningsong demands the end of every life at sixty, Jack and Henry-once childhood friends, now estranged lovers-risk everything to defy a system that catalogues every breath and punishes every act of defiance.

Joined by a small band of fugitives, they navigate a landscape of surveillance, betrayal, and loss, searching for a mythical haven where hope might still survive.

Through heartbreak, sacrifice, and the constant threat of disappearance, "Long Road to Eden" is a powerful testament to the resilience of love and human connection.

In the shadow of oppression, relationships become lifelines-fragile, fierce, and ultimately transformative. This is a story of ordinary people daring to choose each other, and life itself, in a world determined to erase them.

Readers call this book "captivating," "thought-provoking," and "memorable."

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