The Peace Audio Drama is here: 

You can own Part One (chapters 1-16) newly edited and in book form on Amazon.com:

The year is 2020. Richard Anders, a 26-year-old psychologist in Los Angeles, fresh out of graduate school begins to deal with a tough patient, a young woman who has a great deal of trauma, and his colleague, a 32-year-old woman who is already a celebrated psychologist. All the while a turn of events, being infected by a female “Demon.” In Tokyo Japan, Sara Takimoto and her friends are in their senior year of high school. Already dealing with her best friend, Hina, revealing to her that she will not be joining her at U.L.C.A in the fall, witnesses a bus driver accidentally running over and killing a Demon. Finding out that he had killed a human being in the same fashion years prior leaves Sara conflicted. And in Lima Peru, Fiorella Sanchez, a 22-year-old single mother of fraternal twins is visited by the son of a rich man that her mother was involved with. Searching for the truth behind the Demons, Fiorella discovers that she herself is not as human as she has believed herself to be.

2020 will forever be known as the year of the Demon.

Peace

“You know Den san.” Chika started as I drive down this narrow road. “When I was younger thought that everyone realized how important the environment is. I thought that everyone knew it needed to be guarded and protected. 


“What happened to that idea?” I asked. 


“I grew up. I saw that most people could give a rat’s ass about the environment. Most people just see it as this thing that is there. As if it is going to sustain itself. Most people are not thinking about the carbon footprint that they are leaving behind. Most people are not thinking about how they can make an impact.” 


“Most people are thinking about how that picture with the waterfall will look good on Instagram.” 


“Yeah, exactly. It’s like they can recognize the natural beauty when they decide to go out to a national park or something. But they are looking at it like they are in Disneyland or something. They are not seeing it as something that is truly special. They their thumbs are not turning green.” 


CONFRONTATION