A Dystopian Fiction Book, The Liar Killers
The Liar Killers (April '24)
The Liar Killers (April '24)
The Liar Killers (April '24)
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Synopsis
The Liar Killers (April '24)
The Liar Killers (April '24)
(Short Version)
Experience this dystopian fiction book! Set in a futuristic America, the law states that lying is ILLEGAL. If you get caught, you get killed.
(Long Version)
Lies, deceit, and destruction divided the nation for decades. Back in 2080, the citizens had enough. A war to restore the country's honor took place. The new regime led by Chancellor Prumpt made any form of lying illegal. Now if anyone is caught lying, they are called in for questioning and killed on the spot if found guilty. Any citizen can report someone if they suspect them of lying.
Present day: 2129
Roger Aimes is a 28-year old mine worker living through the brutal system. All he can hope to do is live another day. Trying to change the country for everyone he's lost and the love of his life, Marela will certainly get him killed. Danny Eurig, a slick talking business mogul will do whatever it takes to remove the Chancellor from office. How will they ever manage to find trustworthy allies in a nation where making new connections equals increasing your chances of getting killed.
Anfernee Parker. Dystopian fiction books. The Liar Killers.
LOVED IT, Tawny Molina
"The Liar Killers is a dystopian fiction book that will keep you wanting more. Liars, beware, this one is hard to put down."
EASY TO VISUALIZE, Carole Johnson
"What a great sci-fi story!! I've read a ton of these science and futuristic books that can turn far right at any moment. The Liar Killers was a great story and very easy to visualize and follow as I was reading through it. 10/10."
Intriguing Futuristic Concept, Jessica Thomas for IndieReader
"These are wonderful moral and ethical conversations...The technology is well-planned and creative. The Liar Killers presents an intriguing concept: that even in this relatively Utopian nation, there still exists some form of barbaric corruption and chinks in its shining armor."