In this future, the idea of artificial intellegence has became a reality. The idea of androids is something that exist to any consumer on the outlook for a helping hand. Their given personalities. Their appearance is becoming more human with each new model. They are also becoming smarter and demanding things of their own. Mainly something they can't have. Freedom. Then technology made a leap that has never been made before. Trevor Burnside is a ordinary guy. He has a family. He's part of the team to track non-registered machines in the area. Yet what he doesn't know is he's already dead, and is something new entirely. He finds he has memories, and the same dreams, but some how he is only a copy of his self. But regardless of the fact that he finds that he may only be a ghost in machine, he finds his self on the run. He is on the run and is willing to fight to have his very own existance be a possibility. And in his run, he'll uncover a secret that will effect the future for every one entirely.
"The Great Teen Fruit War, A 1960 Novel" involves conflict between the Blues (sons of blueberry farmers) and the Reds (sons of peach growers) in a southern New Jersey agricultural community.
This is the second novel in Frank P Ryan's acclaimed fantasy series, The Three Powers. The first in the series, The Snowmelt River, is a top ten epic fantasy bestseller on amazon.
