Mars: Renaissance

By: Matthew Ellis
Narrated by: John Szura
Series: Mars (Ellis), Book 1
Length: 9 hrs and 32 mins
Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Earth in 2086 is under complete corporate control. Even air and water are controlled by corporations. Moving resources from one area to another is illegal (unless the same corporation controls both areas' resources). These corporate interests have enslaved mankind by controlling the currency. Scout Ellison and his group want to start a new society without currency. This new society is completely illegal. Even if it was not, it would require changing the whole world's financial system. So Scout decides to leave Earth and colonize Mars. But the military-industrial complex won't let this new society get off the ground (at least not without a fight).

©2014 Matthew Ellis (P)2016 Matthew Ellis

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This book is written in crayon.

This book is reads like it was written by a second grader. Very cheesy dialog and story line. It is also just propaganda. I was turned off in the first two paragraphs. It was a waste of a credit. Author must be a 8 year old child.