Alexis and Shane have learned to collaborate and have gone their separate ways -- to the moon and under the ones. On the Earth's surface, however, a new rival has emerged -- one who wants to step in and help the world in chaos
No More Empires, the second book in the #1 Bestseller series The Modest Proposal Institute, starts where Alexis and Shane begin building their chosen worlds. We dive below the sea with Shane and fly into space with Alexis while, on the Earth’s surface, the institute struggles to survive amid the Western world’s collapse. Out of the turmoil, a rival emerges to challenge Alexis and Shane for the Institute's leadership. Tomas, who builds the institute’s robots, has his own ideas about how things should be done and his way doesn’t include Alexis and Shane. With the Founders seemingly enthralled by Tomas, Shane works secretly to prevent disaster right up to the moment Tomas decides to save the world from war and starvation.
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Whose world will endure?
You can read this book by itself, but if you want to understand the purpose of the school, and the personal history between Alexis and Shane, you should read the first book in the series “The Modest Proposal Institute.”
Imagine a world where a small group of geniuses develop their own schools on islands, underwater, and on the Moon.
Alexis has a vision to make the moon a self-sufficient retreat for mankind, he brings domes to the Moon, creates farms for growing food and stores provisions so that people can eventually live there permanently.
Shane has a vision for the sea, he builds domes underneath the ocean, with oceanic farms and he stores supplies underwater that will last their population for a while.
There is a third person, Tomas, who has developed superhuman robots to protect the groups of special people and their worlds.
The rest of the world is jealous of these people and their worlds.... what do you think will happen next?
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