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In the indefinite future, an impoverished Untied States has sold its Southwestern and Pacific Coast states to Mexico. Seattle is governed by administrators and police sent from Mexico on hardship tour. And it is hardship. Human life has been brutalized. At night, gangs control the streets. Idealistic revolutionaries are no less brutal than the gangs. In The Inquisitor, Jerome Gold depicted a society that was disintegrating by increments. In The Prisoner's Son, sequel to The Inquisitor - wait, let the author tell it...
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