A novel by R.M. Dolin
Book three in the, WHAT IS TO BE DONE, trilogy, Copyright 2021
Rainmakers of Revolution – SUMMARY
You can only delay launching your coup so many times
before saying, "Now It Must Be Done!"
With Ramon’s arrest for human trafficking and sedition, ALVAREZ feels his mission has been successfully completed. What he doesn’t realize is that Ramon was set up by JAKE and his Americans for a New America cohorts who can finally launch their many times delayed virtual coup. While they remain unwavering in their commitment to restoring the country to full and promised potential, they are equally confident they can successfully pull off their coup without anyone noticing, and that is the genius of their seditious plot. PADRE’s had enough time and gathered sufficient information to know what the ANA are up to and he’s conspiring to find ways to not only offer his assistance but that of the fringe holy order he’s a member of.
Meanwhile SYMPATICO continues to build a life as normal as any who’s endured what she as can. She works at Padre’s halfway house during the day and continues to live with Jake. DARIO has not given up one day convincing Sympatico to start something with him while if CHANCE were not grateful for the ANA expunging his criminal record, he would already be gone. Now though, he feels he must stay and see the ANA mission to the end. What no one expects though, is for Alvarez to be smart enough to figure out what’s going on, now the only question is if he thinks the ANA should be allowed to continue.
Dr. Dolin previously worked at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, with research in the areas of Truth and Trust, he was the Los Alamos liaison to Homeland Security for incident response in the aftermath of 9/11, and he owned New Mexico’s first distillery, all of which qualifies him to tell this story. In addition to publishing over 100 technical papers, Dr. Dolin has written five novels, two nonfiction books, one cookbook, and a plethora of poems. Dr. Dolin’s novel writing method is to use poetry for character development and as a springboard for storytelling, as such, it is possible to enjoy his stories in both novel and poetry form.
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