The Cattle Hits #1 on Amazon Political Fiction List
The Cattle by Greg M. Sarwa has soared to the #1 position in Amazons Political Fiction category. Written prior to the passage of House of Representative Bill, HR418 -- The Real ID Act of 2005 -- this novel investigates a terrifyingly possible consequence of a National Identification System. Since its June 1st release, The Cattle has surpassed expectations.
BOURBONNAIS, IL (PRWEB) July 29, 2005 -- The Cattle," by Greg M. Sarwa has soared to the #1 position in Amazons Political Fiction category. Written prior to the passage of House of Representative Bill, HR418 -- The Real ID Act of 2005 -- this novel investigates a terrifyingly possible consequence of a National Identification System. Since its June 1st release, "The Cattle" has surpassed expectations.
"The Cattle" is a chilling look at a time in the near future shortly after the creation of a United States National Identification System. Detailed personal data about all U.S. residents is gathered and stored in a registered, highly secured database controlled by an enigmatic government agency. Following extensive and unblemished testing of this National Identification System, the government forces the distribution of biometric microprocessor implants in citizens for verification purposes. Every person in the United States of America is directed to be implanted with a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) microchip to verify identity and safeguard personal information. The night before the National Identification System officially becomes reality, during the last control tests of the system, something goes wrong. The real purpose of the implants is discovered and a secret agenda is exposed. And this is only the beginning!
Reviews of this book include:
... This story takes George Orwell's 1984 to a frightening level..." Michelle True
... The Cattle is a chilling and incisive glimpse at one possible future facing America." James K Bowers
This fast paced thriller will keep the readers engrossed in the story right from the word go..." BookWire
It is a very frightening commentary on what happens when a population... gives too much control over their own fortunes to the government." Sue Nussbaum
This powerful novel is available via Ampol Publishing, www.gregsarwa.com, Atlasbooks and Baker and Taylor. Call/email for more information.
Contact:
Annette Frizzell
815-472-2141
thecattle2005@yahoo.com
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