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A Perfect America - Peter Meredith

A Perfect America

Peter Meredith
Amazon Digital Services LLC , English
33 ratings

Phil Tarsus is a dreadful instrument of State justice. He's an Inquisitor, a man who makes a living rooting out and executing those people who have been charged with treason. Guilt or innocence mean little to him--he has quotas to fill after all. Yet when he unwittingly stumbles upon a secret involving someone high up in the new American government, he becomes a target himself. Unfortunately for Phil, there's nowhere to run that the government can't find him.
In the year 2122, in the perfect state of America, the government owns everything...from the shoes you wear, to the apple you eat, to your next door neighbor. The government owns everything and is everything. Under these conditions Phil can trust no one but the man he's slated to murder next.
What the readers say about A Perfect America:
"A Perfect America is the rarest thing: a perfect dystopia."
"Prepare to be scared for your future..."
"...a very scary place. In this world, humanity has been replaced by conformity."

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