The War That Wasn't
A father's love knows no bounds but those freely chosen…
Winston was a soldier, fighting a war we couldn't lose. Until it expanded, and then we couldn't win. Left behind in a Chinese prison camp in the middle of Russia, he and his fellows were subject to experimental neuroconditioning to render him harmless. But 'harmless' is relative.
His youngest daughter found herself fighting that same treatment at home, so Winston and his oldest daughter took back the skills he'd had taken from him. Now it was time to fight a losing war once again. The only question was how much he'd sacrifice this time around…
For those that want to read about recovery from algorithmic warfare, the effects of cognitive warfare and deception, nuclear sabotage, and how families (both those external and those Internal) break and how they come back together afterward.
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