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The Enclave

Alex Mason and The Fluidians Book 1

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The Enclave

By: Jack Coltrane, Marilyn Foxworthy
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The governments started to crumble in 2073. There was no war. Just a collapse. I knew it was coming. I prepared. I collected a library of books - real, physical, paper books on subjects that I thought would be helpful. I found an abandoned military bunker for sale outside a small city in the wilderness. I didn’t bother to pay for it. I just moved in. Right now, I was just entering the closest thing we had to a city within two days’ driving distance. There were a few small towns closer but nothing that would have what I needed. I was looking for one place in particular. A bell rang as I opened and closed the door. A guy looked up from his counter and said grimly, “Can I help you? You look lost.” I cocked my head slightly and said simply, “A Bot.” I kept my description short, “Domestic. Type-F. Or childcare or household maintenance.” He said, “Yeah, OK. I got something. Come with me.” I said, “I want salvage. Spares. Non-working units.” I found one that was exactly what I wanted. He said, “OK, fella. You don’t seem like an idiot, so I’ll take your money. If that’s what you’re into.” I said, “If you find any more of this series, set them aside for me.” When I left, I drove in the opposite direction from where I was actually headed. Action & Adventure Dystopian Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction
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The premise was excellent but unfortunately there was just way too much mindless babble. Tell the story and leave the philosophy and psychobabble to the philosophers

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