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"Next History, The Girl Who Hacked Tomorrow," is on Amazon http://*** This fast-paced read weaves several story lines, among them is the challenge of the divine feminine to the patriarchy, through a rewritten Lilith mythology. Here's a teaser: Next History: The Girl Who Hacked Tomorrow Exquisite and resourceful Tharcia, at risk in a world where instinctive drives have been unleashed, seeks her mother for a final throwdown. Her only difficulty is that Mom is dead. Through her peculiar mix of technology and spellcraft, Tharcia ensnares a strange entity in a geometric prison. It is not her mother. When Tharcia unearths an enchanting oracle from her deepest being, her life, and the future of humanity, is about to be reprogrammed. Will there be a collective, agonizing dive into chaos and depravity? Will she reveal humanity?s true purpose? Or, will nothing change at all, except for the dark fate of one luckless girl? Next History weaves big-iron predictive knowledge, a plugged-in world population, Sumerian creation myth, and a demonic presence with a hip sensibility to launch us beyond the hyperdata age toward a shifting and dangerous event horizon. Lee Baldwin

NextHistory is the title of Lee Baldwin's 2013 science fantasy novel, "Next History, The Girl Who Hacked Tomorrow." It's on Amazon http://***