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Title ~Mother Gaia
Author ~ Ricky Baxter
Published ~ 1 March 2015
Genre ~ Dystopian
My Rating ~ 4 bites
Mother Gaia is pissed that her creation is being
destroyed by the parasite humans, so she feels it’s time to make an appearance
and lay out some smackdown.
If you love the earth and try to live as green
as possible then this is a great quick read that will have you cheering. I don’t
worship Mother Gaia myself or the Goddess and I’m not Christian, but the story
resonates with me. If your body is your temple then what about the earth that supports
us, that without it, we wouldn’t be here? The old expression, don’t shit where
you eat makes sense yet I don’t understand how there are still people in this
day and age of irrefutable evidence that insist upon shitting on our plate.
Collectively speaking. We need the earth to live. The earth doesn’t need us.
In this story Mother Gaia has had enough. She
rises up to wipe her precious creation of the parasites that are humans and let
the earth heal from all the damage done to it. In it she kicks serious ass and
then…uh oh. What’s this? An entity who can stop her in her tracks? Interesting.
But in the end Mother Gaia prevails except her agenda has changed somewhat due
to one human and some persuasion by her other children (a dove in particular)
to believe there are more like Maya out there. Who said one person couldn’t make
a difference?
About the Author
Ricky Baxter is the author of Gideon and the
Crimson Samurai, Mother Gaia, A Sinless Horizon and The Worst Death. He is an
avid blogger and speaker, giving advice and thoughts to fellow creators from
all walks of life. His other works include Colours of Destiny, a Youtube visual
novel.
Currently Ricky lives in London, England, where
he writes and blogs. Starting out as a composer since graduating with a
Ba(Hons) in music and multimedia, Ricky worked for many independent short film
directors, gaining notable IMDB credits . Since then, he has embraced his
earlier passion of writing fictional stories.
Hey Voracious reader. Thank you so much for reading my title:Mother Gaia. I loved your review. Have a great day :-)
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