Pat Brown Books

Facing the loss of her mate Thomas in battle, Alice struggles with grief while bearing the heavy responsibility of leading the Zin Corporation against the malevolent Kwan and his General Judas. As the newly discovered sister of Harriet, Alice's emotional state worries General Mary, who understands the stakes of their war. At just 24, Alice must summon the strength to unite her people and reclaim their land, questioning how much more they can endure before achieving victory. The fate of Zin Land hangs in the balance as they confront ongoing losses.

The narrative centers on Billy Ray, an uneducated man whose life is upended when a mysterious woman named Charlene enters it. Their relationship takes a dark turn when she shoots a neighbor and sets fire to his home, leading to her arrest for premeditated murder. Driven by love and desperation, Billy Ray embarks on a quest to uncover the truth about Charlene, delving into her past and the circumstances surrounding her actions. The story explores themes of love, loyalty, and the search for redemption amidst chaos.

Exploring themes of individuality and acceptance, this story follows Tymaro as he grapples with the concept of diversity. With the guidance of his Grandmother Susan, he embarks on a journey to understand why people are different from one another. Through their discussions, Tymaro learns valuable lessons about the beauty of uniqueness and the importance of embracing differences in others.

Set in the utopian republic of Zin Land on Planet Waybei, the narrative explores a society where women hold power while men are enslaved as Pleasure Males. The balance is disrupted when a field hand named Kwan escapes and rallies an army against the oppressive Zin Corporation. Rising council member Alice faces the challenge of evolving her society to combat this threat. The story delves into themes of power, gender dynamics, and the struggle for freedom as Alice must act swiftly to protect her people from impending doom.