Rise to Vilon: The Xeven Houses of Deception (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780991289028)

The New Syrian Arab Confederated States are at conflict once again, but this epic battle will mark the beginning of the end. The rebels against New Gaia, the new world order was defeated a long time ago. This time the offenders come from beyond the earthly realm and they intend to bring on the apocalypse. The unsuspecting inhabitants of the New Gaia earth have one last hope for survival. The defenders of humanity come from three unusual souls. The union of a skeptic human, a former fallen angel, and a peculiar genie must save humanity from the apocalypse. This dubious trio is caught between warmongering-cloaked angels determined to deceive them by hindering their mission and an earthly civilization that has lost its faith in the existence of anything divine. Heaven help us all or don't, as destiny seems to have its own plans in the futuristic world of 2171 AD. By the year 2145 the world had become exhausted with an onslaught of religion-based wars and acts of terrorism. The human culture was suffering from post-traumatic stress. The first of the religion-based wars began in 2105 and after a half-century of wars, with religion at the core of the conflicts, the citizens of the world searched hopelessly for a peaceful solution. In an effort to eradicate complicated volatile diversities and conflicting ideas of utopia several nations resorted into practicing a rule of a single cultural collectivism where any practice that disturbed world peace was seen as socially unacceptable and that sometimes meant the shunning of radical religious practices. Behold New Gaia, the new world order, and a world where religion was regarded as an outdated way of thinking, a threat to peace, and contradiction to science. It was the dawning of a time where hyperpower governments celebrated omniculturalism in their leaderships, united global distribution of military protection, and international participation in New Gaia global policymaking. Antiwar youth groups united on a global level and agreed that religion was the number one enemy of world peace. This New Gaia thought went viral. The innocence of global social networking accelerated the spread of radical homogenous thinking in opposition to those with diverse and conflicting points of view. The New Gaia Global Youth Movement demanded abandoning a single nation's view to world peace and became adamant in their search for panoramic ideas of utopia while extinguishing ideas from opponents that stood in their way. Diversity was no longer celebrated, but feared as a potential flowerbed for conflicts to world peace. The world's borders were fading and the walls of separation were crumbling down. Immigration was no longer a problem as linguistic diversity was the only passport needed to travel the Earth. Reduced global border control increased participation in worldwide university enrollment and sharing of universal intellectualism. New Gaia peace was at its apex. Just when it was thought that New Gaia had reached its apex a final revolt came from various international religious communities inflaming an internal conflict not between governments, but within nations from those who collectively opposed the international New Gaia movement. This opposition became organized and volatile to the point that religious rebels took up arms once again within their own nations against proponents of New Gaia movement. Small incidents of bombings at New Gaia Youth Movement meetings expanded to political offices of New Gaia movement bureaucrats. Eventually a revolution broke out worldwide disturbing the New Gaia peace. These revolutionary wars began in 2148 and lasted for ten years until religious rebels and their practices were aggressively shut down in 2158 by the New Gaia International Peacekeepers army. It's 2171 and the Tower of Babel had finally been completed but the real threat to all that has been accomplished has just arrived on Earth.

Author: R. Ramarr Richards
ISBN-10: 0991289021
ISBN-13: 9780991289028
Publisher: Rramarr
Language: English
Published: 12/25/2013
Pages: 488
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.16lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.00w x 1.09d