The Two Riders (Forbidden Minds, 2) - Softcover

Boudreaux, Armond

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1949671267 ISBN 13: 9781949671261

Publisher: Uproar Books, 2021

Synopsis

<I>The Two Riders is an exciting continuation of the events that unfolded in The Way Out.<P>After the rescue of her telepathic son from a government research facility, a U.S. Marine discovers there are far more people like her child than she ever imagined--and they're done being victims. Former U.S. Marine Valarie Hara knows the secrets she holds are enough to send her country--and the world--over the edge into the abyss. Branded a terrorist for rescuing her telepathic son from a government research lab, she wants nothing more than to escape into hiding with her family.<P>Investigative reporter Jessica Brantley demands they stand and fight. Government agents are hunting down other children like Valerie's--and no one else can save them. Or so she believes. Soon, she'll wish she was right.<P>Despite tyrannical laws requiring artificial wombs for all human reproduction, the governments of the world have failed to completely eliminate the births of people with telepathic abilities. After decades of hiding in the shadows, banding together for survival, they're done being victims. Now they're coming to save their own.

About this title

About the Author

A humanities professor at East Georgia State College, Armond Boudreaux, PhD, draws inspiration from Southern literary giants such as Flannery O'Connor and William Faulkner, but with the heavy influence of epic, action-packed authors ranging from George R.R. Martin to Homer. He also writes nonfiction about the ethics and politics of superheroes, including co-authoring the book Titans: How Superheroes Can Help Us Make Sense of a Polarized World (Cascade Books, 2017). Born in Alabama, he now lives in Statesboro, Georgia with his wife and five children.

Edition details

• Publisher: Uproar Books
• Publication date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1949671267
• ISBN 13: 9781949671261
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 392