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Queen of the Hill: Sweet Smoke

De : Glenn Allen Hall
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Queen of the Hill is the story of Chenoa Anwara, the first female, Native American president of the United States. She aims to take the nation back from a corrupt government by force and give the power back to the people by all means necessary. America is in turmoil. The only time the United States Congress ever seems to come together in bipartisan cooperation is in the dereliction of their duties. Fighting her own demons and the crippling weight of her substance abuse following an assassination attempt, she is determined to expose the truth. The American people will finally see for themselves the evil that resides within the walls of the United States Capitol, and witness first hand the brutal price the members of congress will pay for their treachery. After getting away with the murder of her cheating husband, Chenoa Anwara discovers the only way to avoid crushing financial destitution is to transfer her new inherited fortune into a vice presidential campaign. Using her wits and sexual prowess, she manages to win the election only to be the victim of an assassination attempt on the same night. The President elect is killed during the attack and Chenoa is severely injured. While recovering in the hospital she survives yet another attack before reciting the oath of office and assuming the role of President of the United States. Severely disfigured and suffering from substance abuse following to the assassination attempt she is hell bent on bringing those responsible to justice. On her quest for revenge she soon begins to discover the depth of corruption and depravity which is entrenched within the congressional body, and she assembles the ultimate team to uncover the truth. Blind with rage, and anger fueled by her addiction, she violently administers her brutal punishment to the delight of the American people. Now, unincumbered by the burden of congressional beauracracy she is free to do as she pleases. President Anwara proceeds to rule the nation with love and compassion. Yielding to the needs of the people rather to corrupt congress, she returns the United States of America to a position of strength and dignity.However, we soon discover that those in power only seem to crave one thing, that is... more power.."A million angry fists thrust into the air in response to her exalted words. A roar of liberation reverberated off of every wall and every structure for miles around. Even the few people watching from the pinnacle of the Washington Monument could feel the percussion of the collective cheer. Passion was at its absolute apex and the president knew it was time to unleash the power of the masses upon the corrupt. The peasants have finally been driven to an act of desperate retaliation. With the help of the president, the American collective had finally realized that their country no longer belonged to them. The glorious nation of yesteryear had been slowly stolen from them, bit by bit and decade after decade. Time passed too slowly to fully sense the political larceny of the oppressors. Generations of Americans had plenty of opportunities to grumble over each lump of liberty that was surgically amputated from the body of society. First the heart and then the soul, removed with such skill and precision that hardly an eyebrow was raised, until even those too were gone, collected and frozen in stasis by those who yearned for the power of the gods. Those were the individuals who had the clairvoyance to know that if they were not the wolves, then they were doomed to be forever lost among the sheep."©2023 Glenn Allen Hall (P)2026 Glenn Allen Hall
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