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Prison Wars

An Inside Account of How the Apocalypse Happened

John Kenneth Press
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Pages
228
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
eBookIt.com

About

In this third culturist book, John Press takes us to a world on the brink of destruction and shoves it over! With pulp fiction excitement on every page, we learn of Quentin Longus' plan to televise prisoners fighting to the death in games called Prison Wars. Proceeds go to the state. Martin Sanger publicized this event from its inception. When Les Christiansen starts to turn Prison Wars into a war between the genders, men rise and society becomes a battle zone. Corrupted by fame, Sanger's writing pushes sex parties, the end of Quentin's marriage, drug use, lawlessness, and violence to their thrilling cataclysmic end.

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John Kenneth PressAuthor
Martin SangerAuthor