The Deadly Daughters

In a future America ruled by the Humanist Party, political science professor Dr. Hubert Long makes himself a target by denouncing the government as a feminist oligarchy disguised as democracy. His fiery campus speech spreads across the country, turning him into a notorious dissident and drawing the attention of Emily Bogarth, the hard-edged chief of Internal Security, who orders his elimination before his words can spark open resistance. As Long's reputation grows, he begins holding private gatherings in his home to expose the regime's abuses and consider retaliation. Though he stays armed and alert, he believes his new visibility may shield him from covert assassins. Then a mysterious visitor, Julie Stone, remains behind after one meeting and reveals that her brother, Senator Stone, may be willing to back an alliance of opposition parties against the Humanists. Their conversation deepens into a sharp critique of propaganda, consumer manipulation, and public complacency, and Julie's surprising agreement suggests Long's rebellion may be gaining powerful allies just as the danger closes in. This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design.