Stronger than Blood

Forty years in the future America finally is the diverse and transparent society it always had the potential to be. The election of the first female president in 2016 changed the direction of the country irrevocably, now racism and intolerance have all but been eliminated from the country and its citizens no longer challenge the authority of the government as they have no longer have any reason to. Or any ability to.

Albert Woods is a programmer for a government department ensuring that all traces of information that would be considered offensive to the government's position is permanently removed from the historic records. Excelling at his job and content with his life, a chance encounter with his ex-wife sends him down a dangerous path to find out exactly what the government and the Party that runs it, is hiding. From that moment on there is no turning back as he loses everything in his search for the truth covered behind an incredible machinery of lies. His faith in the institutions of the Party and the society it created, once stronger than a religious conviction, is now shattered.

As Albert frantically searches the country for proof of the government's corruption he has to rely on his wits, the people he meets, and a little luck just to stay alive. Everyone now carries a tracking device capable of recording all conversations at all times and the Party is always listening. They're trying to find Albert before it's too late and he exposes the truth they will stop at nothing to hide. Will he find out the dark secrets of an authoritarian deep state hellbent on protecting them?

Or will he die trying?

**Reviews**

Stronger than Blood by Allan Mason is a complex thriller, devised with considerable imagination, and cleverly written. The author has a firm grasp of the world of electronic manipulation that we live in and a wonderfully warped sense of humour. He has used these skills to morph the present American political system into a new order all too believably.

-Matt McAvoy Review

This book needs to be mandatory reading in all colleges across the US.
This book brilliantly describes what is happening across the country now and what the result will be if we do not change ourselves, and soon. I was hoping someone would write a story like this and here it is.

- Amazon five star review