This book is about the awakening of Gods in mankind and
apartheid of mechanicals.
In addition the author addresses transgender issues so be
aware that you may be overwhelmed by controversial ideas.
The author postulates a South Africa in a not too distant
future that has assimilated races but now is discriminating against mechanical
or perhaps they are just the mobile descendants of Alexa. She also has two boys who somewhat
reluctantly realize they are a bit confused by their own sexuality.
Inject a capricious minor deity that hopes to remedy her
minor status by acts of terror and you have a volatile story mix. The genetic potential of human kind is
tweaked, enhanced or maybe recognized as having deified potential. A politician discovers how important it is
to know which side of the closet is closest to the heart.
Finally the dik-dik which contrary to you first thoughts
with transgender, gay and liberated beings might bring to mind has nothing to
do with human sexuality. The dik-dik is
a pest extraordinaire in the book. I
have included a photo of a dik-dik as I was pretty sure it was some type of
antelope but had to Goggle it to be sure.
web: http://www.nickydrayden.com/
A dik-dik is the name for any of four species of small
antelope in the genus Madoqua that live in the bushlands of eastern and
southern Africa .
This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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