As totalitarian regimes replaced democracies around the world in the 2030's. The US democracy also fails. Those protesting the new regime disappear. Soon even the smallest infraction is deemed subversion.
There are monsters among us. The most frightening thing about them is that they don't look like monsters and don't act like monsters until... well, until they do. Richard Pauling was one. Maybe the only one of his kind. Or was he? This is a love story, or the closest thing to love that monsters can feel.
Wishes can be wonderful things, but when misspoke, all kinds of bad things can happen. In this case, a young woman, who has just found true love makes a wish that changes the world forever.
Modesty is a prison, and Tom Rivera's app is the key to liberation and a new, unconstrained reality where the only remaining rule is consent. He offers Veritas: a seamless path to total hedonism. To his family, it means a complete release of inhibitions; to society, it’s full on perversion. The app guides them by gradually eroding their mental barriers - absolute truth and liberty are the cornerstones to their happiness. As the household cums together, a new directive emerges: The world is next.
Synopsis: With the college campus festival just around the corner, a shady new app is rapidly gaining popularity among students. It claims to do the impossible: bend reality, swap bodies, shapeshift, and completely take over people's minds and physical forms. Follow Travis as he becomes one of the very first people to discover what this strange app is truly capable of doing
I guess the traditional thing to do at the end of summer is to write about what you did. Well, I had a great summer this year so here are some of the highlights. I have written individual stories about some of these events if you want more details! This is not the usual "What I Did This Past Summer" essay but I bet I would have gotten an A+ in school if I had handed it in to some of my teachers!