Dystopia and black comedy. Radically questioning the new world order. Taking a sideways perspective of government control and their sinister agendas.
Robert Frith is a full member of the Crime Writers Association
‘The same problems of disenfranchisement and exclusion will continue with youngsters, unless we change the rules of engagement.’
Meet Henrietta, 25-years-old, from a once-infamous family…
At first glance, she appears to be your average young British person – hooked on the online world, struggling with identity issues, facing a housing crisis, and navigating a dangerous world of toxic authority.
Except, she’s also maybe a murderer with a love of pseudonyms, Roy Orbison, and different coloured hair… and very probably a sociopath… and very definitely a genius-level gamer, hacker and holder of often provocative opinions, who’s busily ripping off thousands of people with her devious video game.
A whistle blower strives to alert everyone of the extremely perilous and dangerous consequences of the Government reaction to Covid 19.
She discovers the authorities, backed by billionaires, are motivated by sinister, disquieting if not evil agendas.
To win, she needs bravery, great courage and determination.
Is there a pandemic and is it all it seems? Is the response proportionate and what is behind such overt Government control? History tells us there is a tipping point when good people react to the establishment?
Does this whistle blower find any answers?
Reacquaint yourself with Henrietta. 10 years on, she thinks she has grown up; she uses less Pidpat, had business failures and abuses her ever faithful boyfriend.
He, however, is determined to explore the crypto world which provides Henrietta the platform to understand from close up the mechanisms, drivers and levers of the world-wide economic and financial systems.
Often facing threats, murders and conspiracies; Henrietta with all of her love of Roy Orbison, her provocative opinions and sociopathic tendencies takes everyone on – head on.
Her intrigue, discovery, wins and losses create pandemonium – as you would expect.