Alcatraz Ex Machina
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Alcatraz Ex Machina
Author: Christopher R. Meaney
language: en
Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
Release Date: 2024-02-02
Todd Morris has finally achieved his dream of playing professional football. It took him years to do it, and it's a low-level professional team, but he pulled it off. However, his cousin Clark is not okay with this. Clark has nothing going for himself, and he thinks he's the smartest person in the world. In his own version of an equal pay movement, he begins kidnapping professional athletes and holding them in prisonlike conditions until he gets paid what they get paid. The athletes are given the promise that if they can successfully escape, Clark will set everyone free and pretend like the situation never happened. Knowing his cousin better than anyone else, Todd gets himself taken away, with the thought process that he might be able to escape if he knew what the other athletes had to work with. While in prison, he recruits women's soccer players, Jacquelyn Ramsey and Shauna Weber, to help him. The two ladies are hesitant to start, but eventually, they begin to trust that Todd knows what he's doing.
Deus Ex Machina
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