Black Earth: End of the Innocence
On the evening of his high school graduation, Nathan Pierce collapseson stage. Plagued with visions of a strange girl intent on killingherself, he wonders if his mental instability is a consequence of thedeadly car accident he was in days earlier.
Heather Rhodes,wracked with guilt because of the fatal wreck, finds she is unable toforgive herself and begins to question her own beliefs. While the deathof a newborn weighs on her heart, on her mind is the strange gift shewas able to use to protect her and Nathan in the accident…a gift thatHeather wonders may have just been a figment of her imagination.
CynthiaRuin, aka The Pink Rabbit, decides that her high school graduationnight should be used for partying, not walking down the football field.At a nightclub in Scottsdale, Cynthia finds more than she bargained forwhen a stranger from her past decides to exact his revenge on her for aprior rejection.
All three come to realize that their currentproblems are nothing compared to the stars that are falling from thesky. During the global crisis, the President of the United States makesit her personal mission to keep the country on the right track tobecoming a world superpower, while a hostile entity known only asAbsolute threatens her administration.
Meanwhile, word starts to spread that the falling stars may not be stars at all....
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