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- James "Murr" Murray, "Impractical Jokers." Author of "Awakened" series. I want to congratulate Patrick Douglas on his new thriller, "C51." I wish it the best! - Domata Peko, DT, Denver Broncos/Cincinnati Bengals/Baltimore Ravens Congratulations to Patrick Douglas on his third book in the "Thalamus" series. His patience and creativity in telling a story is beyond my comprehension. - Jack Osbourne, host "Portals to Hell." "Ozzy & Jack's World Detour." |
Greed has won the battle.
As Rick and Robert look to escape The Palace and the clutches of the gangster known as Jonah, the rest of the country deals with the worst of calamities - an invisible pandemic and the sloppy and hasty search for a cure.
Rick wants nothing more than to find his son, thought to have perished long ago, while Robert struggles to deal with losing his family for a second time. The days are long, trapped in filthy cells, the only exposure to other people coming when Jonah's men burst in to collect his credits.
And they will come to collect.
Unbeknownst to the guys, the outside world offers perhaps a worse fate. The virus is spreading quickly but not as quickly as the fears of a nation of people desperate to keep things status quo.
Certainly no strangers to escaping prison, the men will compile the most unlikely of crews to help in the search for freedom and, ultimately, peace of mind.
As Rick and Robert look to escape The Palace and the clutches of the gangster known as Jonah, the rest of the country deals with the worst of calamities - an invisible pandemic and the sloppy and hasty search for a cure.
Rick wants nothing more than to find his son, thought to have perished long ago, while Robert struggles to deal with losing his family for a second time. The days are long, trapped in filthy cells, the only exposure to other people coming when Jonah's men burst in to collect his credits.
And they will come to collect.
Unbeknownst to the guys, the outside world offers perhaps a worse fate. The virus is spreading quickly but not as quickly as the fears of a nation of people desperate to keep things status quo.
Certainly no strangers to escaping prison, the men will compile the most unlikely of crews to help in the search for freedom and, ultimately, peace of mind.
