A Genocide Too Small

Is there such a thing as too much power?

A sea of hatred and angst separates oil businesswoman Sharon North and King Talib. Sharon's struggling business desperately needs to drill in Talib’s newly discovered oil field, but the King has other plans for his reserves.

As plots of torment and assassination litter the field between these two power brokers, their petty squabble quickly turns violent.

Set both in the United States and in the fictional nation of Coligzev, this fast-paced modern tale puts a handsome face to pure evil. Monsters speak in soliloquies, and the beautiful commit unspeakable atrocities.

But still, the sun shines. It’s a tale of two people at war with each other and themselves. They have issues we can all relate to but hold a type of power we can only imagine.

Should fallible humans hold absolute power?

Take a deep dive into the minds of killers and lovers and see, truly, that no genocide is too small.