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They fought their governments... to free the planet! Red Queen is a knowledge fiction thriller occur the US of a not-too-distant future, when the Charge of Rights is overlooked and the US is run by the Unity Party, combining the most detrimental of Democrats and Republicans. Red Queen is a tale about young people searching for independence and organization in a global dominated by bureaucrats, administrators, and propagandists. The world of Red Queen is a law enforcement state using its roots in today's occasions: post-9/11 warrantless physical and digital surveillance; the erosion of personal liberties for expected security reasons, even when the government's actions are shown to be ineffective or wrongheaded; and the go up of a penal-industrial organic that imprisons one in three black men, often for victimless crimes. When the next terrorist action occurs, there could be calls for even more constraints on independence and privacy. That's where Red Queen commences. Justin Smith is a grad university student learning simulated biology. He was home-schooled and browse the classics of economics and background. He recognizes the authorities state for what it is becoming, but also is aware of to keep his head down. Steve Duong is a child prodigy, self-taught in Vietnam, who have recognized himself in mathematics and physics and is currently exploring advanced quantum processing. Steve makes the breakthrough that could change everything. Samantha Western world is a daughter of Western world LA privilege, self-assured and is aware of what she wants - and she brings Justin into the cause. Ben Ramirez leads the Students for Liberty, students civil liberties corporation, and feels in the Constitution. This is Reserve 1 of the Substrate Wars series. The story starts on a California university campus simply a ten years from now. The world is post-terrorist catastrophe: repressive and censored, governed like China is today but with a stagnant current economic climate and no jobs for young people.