Assignment's End

About this book

In a post-war society grappling with the remnants of conflict, "Assignment's End" by Roger D. Aycock explores the complexities of human connection and the quest for inner peace. As Philip Alcorn navigates his extraordinary gift to foster joy, he is haunted by disturbing visions that challenge his understanding of reality. This thought-provoking novella delves into themes of identity and the human condition, making it essential reading for students and civic activists alike. With its unique blend of science fiction and psychological depth, "Assignment's End" invites readers to confront the unalienable rights of happiness and self-awareness. Engage with this compelling narrative that questions the very fabric of existence while seeking solace in an uncertain world.

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