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Synopsis
“The Scoloderus Conspiracy” is a futurist thriller about government and power, conflicts and conspiracies, and a bright university professor who is swept-up in the scheming and intrigue. “Scoloderus” is set three hundred years in our future, when the United Americas Trade Federation controls the known world. The Libre Voyageurs, a small nomadic group of rebels, struggle desperately against this super-government. The Libre Voyageurs have a spy working at a UATF research facility. Their spy tells them how to get the information to assemble a weapon that will defeat the UATF. The Voyageurs send in a team to abduct the colonel who was the leader of the project. Using the colonel’s daughter, they begin a charade to trick him into revealing the secrets of Scoloderus. The colonel is the son-in-law of the UATF’s top leader, Chief Delegate Kara Nevin. Meanwhile, a disillusioned university professor resigns his post and the Chief Delegate recruits him to join the military team that is working to find her son-in-law and get revenge. Scoloderus is a story about many very clever people trying to outsmart and out-maneuver each other and avert disaster. Read reviews, learn about book club offers, or read the first chapters at www.ScoloderusConspiracy.com.
Is The Scoloderus Conspiracy appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
A political thriller set 300 years in the future involving government conspiracies, kidnapping, and manipulation. Contains action sequences and morally complex situations but no graphic content.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include kidnapping, political violence, and manipulation (see the full list above).
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Who'll love this
Teens who enjoy complex political thrillers with multiple clever characters trying to outsmart each other will appreciate the strategic cat-and-mouse game.