Fiction – Robert Sultan

The 28th Amendment

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Publication date ‏ : ‎ August 16, 2024

Print length: 356 pages

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Audio length: 11 hrs and 47 mins

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America had changed with the passage of the 28th amendment, and Dan Silver was not a man to be left behind. 2041 was the year of the great migration. It seemed that half the country was on the road, with each traveler chasing a dream. Those tired of gun violence flocked to MetroZone; those believing abortion to be sinful settled in Evangelica; those seeking the ultimate freedom from laws made a home in the BadLands. With more than a dozen zones to choose from, compromise would no longer stand in the way of personal fulfillment.

Silver knew exactly what he wanted. He was on his way to Eden, the one place in America where sex got the respect it deserved. He would shed his clothing and live among like-minded people who shared his view that orgasm was a sacrament. After all, he wasn’t getting any younger. And when he met Gwendolyn at a diner in the CornBelt, it seemed a sign that everything was falling into place.

Slaughtering Girl

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Publication date ‏ : ‎ November 5, 2021

Print length: 497 pages

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Audio length: 14 hrs and 33 mins

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Slaughtering Girl is the story of a woman who knows how to use a cleaver. It’s a tale of passion, politics, love, and revolution set during a tumultuous period of Chinese history.

Born in 1902, Chen Liquan is an unusual child. Bigger by far than any baby the townspeople can recall, the child is prophesied to have a great future. Raised by her grandmother, a skilled slaughterer, the girl embarks on a career as a traveling performer. Satisfied at first, Liquan comes to see that her future lies elsewhere.

The life of the Slaughtering Girl is the story of twentieth-century China. Liquan’s teacher joins the 1911 revolution overthrowing the last Qing emperor and establishing the Chinese republic. When warlord armies threaten the countryside, Liquan must protect her town by leading an army of her own.

The Slaughtering Girl is successful in battle but disappointed in love until she is visited by a Red Army recruiter. It isn’t exactly the love she is expecting, but Liquan has come to accept that she is different.

The Vientiane Affair

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Publication date ‏ : ‎ May 9, 2020

Print length: 374 pages

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Audio length: 12 hrs and 42 mins

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There’s something just a bit off about the new aid worker, Janet McCann. The tall redhead with flaming ringlets arrives in Laos on a steamy August morning in 1961, on the same day that Fred Jenkins, a poultry expert, is found floating face down in the Mekong.

When Jack Gold visits the office of his deceased drinking buddy, he finds the redhead’s long legs draped across his dead friend’s desk. Gold’s an Agency man, but it’s not his job to investigate Jenkins’ death. Not his job, that is, until the late poultry expert is suspected of having passed secrets to the Communists.