Pacifica

Name: Pacifica
ISBN: 978-1463476175

by Richard C. Deason

Publisher

Authorhouse

Publication

Jan 10, 2006

Format

EBook

Illustrated

Price

$3.99

Dimensions

6 x 9 in

ISBN

978-1463476175

ASIN

B0B45FLBRN

Pages

652

Age

Adult 18+

Rights Sold

🌍 World Wide Rights Available

Description

In a world where collapsing political systems threaten freedom and progress, one visionary has built a bold alternative.

Far out in the Pacific Ocean lies Pacifica—a thriving, technologically advanced society founded on reason, individual liberty, and human achievement. Created by brilliant entrepreneur David Ryan, Pacifica has become a beacon of innovation and prosperity for those willing to embrace its ideals.

But success attracts enemies.

As tensions escalate between Pacifica and a destabilized United States—now under the control of hardline military factions—Ryan and his allies face the greatest challenge to their young nation’s survival. Diplomacy falters, military forces gather, and the fragile balance between peace and war teeters on the brink.

Meanwhile, newcomers arriving in Pacifica—including Ryan’s own family—must confront the deeper questions behind this extraordinary society: What kind of world are we capable of building? And what must we defend to keep it?

Combining political intrigue, technological imagination, and philosophical drama, Pacifica explores the power of ideas, the cost of freedom, and the courage required to create a better civilization.

Author(s)

Richard C. Deason

Richard C. Deason is an American author whose work explores the intersection of political philosophy, technological innovation, and human freedom. In his novel Pacifica, Deason imagines a bold social experiment: a new nation built on rational principles, individual liberty, and scientific progress.

Drawing on themes of political power, moral philosophy, and the future of human civilization, Deason crafts large-scale speculative narratives that examine what happens when visionary ideas collide with real-world conflict. His writing blends political drama, technological speculation, and philosophical inquiry, inviting readers to question the foundations of modern society and the possibilities for building a better one.