Immune

by Cheryl Gray

The New World Order of the early nineteen-eighties, that had begun so frantically, caused worldwide chaos, and now, was gone without as much as a whimper. People did not inherit a dark future created... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1591296390
• ISBN13: 9781591296393
• Release Date: July 2002
• Publisher: Publish America
• Length: 120 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.5" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

See what the corrupt politicians and the New World Order is bringing you

This is truly a chilling look at what this New World Order will bring us. Cheryl has done a fantastic job of showing us our future if Americans don't wake up and take the country back from these corrupt politicians. Great job Cheryl, I hope every American reads this, it might wake them up.

What A Read!

Immune by Cheryl Gray is one heck of a good read. Set in the future, Immune offers us a glimpse into a pharmaceutically controlled society where only two percent of the population remember how the world used to be. The idea that human beings can be altered in such a way is both terrifying and alarming, and that is the point of the story. This book truly hit home with me. It is a wake up call for all of us to fight for and retain our individuality. The idea of a pill that will solve all problems is frighteningly real, and the author is sending us an important message here. I highly recommend Immune. The character depiction is vivid, the flow of the story is smooth, and the dialogue is real. The premise will intrigue you, and the ending will surprise you.

Wonderful!

Once I began this extraordinary book, I could not put it down. The Author captures your attention from the very beginning with twists and an ending you do not see coming! I cannot wait to see more books or a sequel!

What is he talking about?

I'm at a loss to understand what Our Morales is talking about. It is a complex story with many twists and the fact that the villian is gay is marvelous. Too often gays are portrayed as sissies -- maybe he should look within to understand where his feelings are coming from.

I am a 2%er!

I understand exactly what the author is saying. I have wondered about many of the same things. I felt her characters were real and their fears and actions were believable. There were two typos but they did not detract in any way. (I found some in the last King novel I read). The ending was not what I expected, but perfect for the book.I hope there is a sequel!--GL