Society Builders - The Novel Edition (English Edition)

A cautionary tale that some are calling a terrifying, prophetic vision of the future. Purchase your beautiful paperback or listen to the audio version read by the extremely talented Troy Wood! I would encourage you to read the sample to see if this very special book is for you - A.P.

The decades leading up to the year 2052 could be summed up as dramatic. Foretold issues have come to pass, causing the foundation of society to profoundly change. But in the last fifteen years, nothing has had more of an influence on civilization than technology. The creation of computer-organic-hardware has revolutionized the world like nothing before it. The impact has reshaped beliefs, cultures, religions, and the way everyday life is lived.

Jason is an old-fashioned guy living in a “progressive” day that has little time for him or his friends. Bothered by the decaying conditions of the city he lives in, disturbed over the policies of an intrusive government, saddened by a species losing its identity to technology, and convinced that devious minds are to blame for everything, Jason opts to make a difference. But soon after a relationship begins to deepen with a co-worker who’s immersed in the technology he loathes; does he start to question his own identity and desires. It’s not until a mysterious man enters the fold with an ultimatum that will forever change him and the world he knows, that Jason remembers his original but secret intent.

"I am certainly guilty of not giving enough away in my blurbs, but that's only because I like to surprise you. Society Builders is a complex but fun piece of fiction that deals with the changing times on a technological and social level, and explores how things like politics, climate change, wars, disease, and other things of that nature could affect humanity as the decades pass. You could call Society Builders a thriller, but I can assure you it's so much more. I would caution you, the reader, to really take things in, and maybe try and take the story more seriously at first by asking the questions: "Could this really happen? Could this actually be one of infinite possibilities?" Because if you think of the phone you hold in your hand, and how much of an impact it's had on your life, I think you will see the plot represents a very logical outcome to the not too distant future. What do I mean by that? Well, I don't want to spoil the experience. Read up! You'll love the fast pace of, Society Builders." - Anthony Puyo