Three out of three Spanish astronomers enjoyed reading Radio Hope! |
OK, I think I got it now, thanks to D.G. Hudson.
In a world shattered by war, pollution and disease.
. .
A gunslinging mother longs to find a safe
refuge for her son.
A frustrated revolutionary delivers water
to villagers living on a toxic waste dump.
In humanity’s last city, the assistant
mayor hopes he will never have to take command.
One thing gives them the promise of a better future--Radio Hope, a mysterious station that broadcasts vital information on
surviving in a blighted world. But when a mad prophet and his army of
fanatics march out of the wildlands on a crusade to purify the land with
blood and fire, all three will find their lives intertwining, and
changing
forever.
3 comments:
The blurb looks good, I like the way you gave it a positive aspect. I look forward to interviewing you in February about Radio Hope.
Great improvement. Of course, I never could have spotted it on my own, but in retrospect, good catch there by DG.
Sounds really interesting.
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