The surrogates
flesh and bone
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Author
Contributions
- Weldele, Brett - Contributor
- Staros, Chris - Contributor
Publication
2009 - Top Shelf Productions, Marietta, GA, Georgia
Language
English
Word Count
34,750 words, Guess
Page Count
139 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101603090185
- ISBN-139781603090186
- Library of Congress Control Number2011281904
- OCLC Control Number317466982
- Open LibraryOL25140832M
Classifications
- DDC741.5/973
- LCCPN6727.V455 S89 2009
Description
"In a dark downtown alley in Central Georgia Metropolis, a juvenile prank goes too far and a homeless man is killed. When the ensuing investigation reveals that the attackers aren't who they appeared to be, justice depends on the testimony of a single witness -- a street snitch with a history of providing information to a uniformed cop named Harvey Greer. Harvey is placed on special assignment to track down the informant, but others have their own designs, including a wealthy socialite and an ex-con turned religious leader known to his followers as The Prophet. As days pass and anger among the anti-surrogate population grows, the city stands on a razor's edge. Will punishment be exacted in a courtroom-- or on the streets? Set fifteen years prior to the events of the first volume, The Surrogates: Flesh and Bone sheds light on the past that binds the cast together. From the streets of Central Georgia Metropolis to the boardroom of Virtual Self, Inc., it takes us on a journey through a city struggling to come to grips with its present. As much a cautionary tale as a story of suspense, this book reminds us that tomorrow will be determined by the choices we make today" --Publisher's Web site.
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