China

About the Book

The people plea for liberty and change when the chains around their feet begin to hurt. These chains of oppression had for long converted Island Nation and turned it into hell. Hope at last is proven to be the ultimate sanctuary, one that stands as the pillar of identity among the people of this island. The struggle had to embody everyone as justice serves its final verdict upon those who believed in power. The Liberation Party pledges the flesh and blood of the people to overcome evil leading the people of Island Nation, just as the masses around the universe, toward their destiny. The fate of a generation, now incognito and isolated, trembles through storms of persuasion and the abyss now is hidden among men, women, and children who once ran and played on the sandy beaches of the island, just to remind them that they count.

About the Author

Active as an artist, poet, and writer, Shaheen Asbagh has lived in San Francisco for over twenty years. The Toll is a novel written during the past five years. A tale of those that at some point in their lives become a victim of our society in so many ways. He has tried to better understand the shortcomings of our new generation and share some thoughts that might help us with a unique method of awareness toward our social environment.