The United States. 2062.
Forty million homeless retirees on the streets. A war with Canada that nobody can win. A Great Leader who rules by decree and has never lost an election.
Four ordinary people are about to change that.
Georgio is a homeless retiree distributing resistance leaflets across Manhattan, one quiet act of defiance at a time. Branson Haker is an Army Lieutenant sick of a war he knows cannot be won. Max Strong is a mining engineer in Greenland running a covert operation to make his own company fail. Freeman LaTierra is an irrigation engineer who knows the water he pumps two thousand miles from a Canadian lake is going to stop running and who has just been asked to run for Congress.
All four of them are moving, without knowing it, toward the same woman.
Veronica Pueblo. Congresswoman. Opposition candidate. The truth of the people.
And she is willing to be shot to pieces to prove it.
2062: A Future Vision is a politically urgent, deeply human novel about ordinary courage in extraordinary times. For readers of Orwell, Atwood, and anyone who believes resistance is worth writing about.