Incidents of Slavery — John Brooks

  SYNOPSIS FOR 'INCIDENTS of SLAVERY'.  (Word Count: 102,946)In a dramatic and wide mix of interesting characters, the story wanders across continents, from green luxurious jungles to the dark underworld of big cities. It weaves together the vile and unthinking actions of those involved and how they entered that world and one that still today remains a curse in our world.But where evil lurks, so does love. Redemption and forgiveness together with the ill results of justice find their way into every corner of the characters' lives and ultimately a kind of fairness becomes the result of those interactions. Possibly, love and fairness win the day but sadly the battle for a harmonious and happy future for so many souls around our world remains the endeavour we should all pursue when the opportunity presents itself.Some of the main characters like Jose' Miguel Pardo manage to find their way, as indeed does Doris Dulca, yet she lives with the regret of her past and the fate that lead her there. Whilst Mosi and the people of the Zusan tribe find their way past their pain and troubles into a contented future. Jason ends his days alone and in pain, while his wife Paula, remains without a clue about anything, apart from spending her enormous amounts of wealth generated by others and by means, about which she knows nothing. Such are the twists and turns of life!I hope you enjoy the journey.