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    Frack [Life]
    Frack [Life]
    Frack [Life]
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    Frack [Life]

    By Willia M. Badrick

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    frack [life] is the story of a ruined world after the frack well holes collapse under roads and buildings all across america. in the chaos that follows, bill gate and the hero, will+badrick team up to build a ecological food growing tower. Along the way, will meets a fairie queen, who comes from the inner lands to help him create the tower. eventually they fall in love. one of the biggest frackers is hunted down by a crafty female assassin, and brought back for justice. after she captures him she meets his chef, a chimpanzee who can talk. she brings him to d.c. and as she delivers the fracker to the president, she introduces the chimp to the president, and he becomes her chef and confidant. in the end as the characters meet to see the fairie queen and the arch-designer get married, and they learn that the tower is built over a gate to fairie land, and is actually a focussing device for the light of the full moon. this allows it to be an open doorway to the inner world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWillia M. Badrick
    Release dateDec 31, 2016
    Frack [Life]
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    Willia M. Badrick

    I hold a Degree in Architecture from the University of Oregon. [Go Ducks!] I Practiced for many years, doing custom homes, and Vision Projects. I have exhibited my Vision Projects in Wash.D.C., San Francisco, and Portland City Hall. This is my 2nd Novel, the 1st, Occupy [Life] is available at Createspace.com My 3rd Novel is Frack [Life]

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