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    Scapegoat,: the Price of Freedom: First in the Scapegoat Series

    By Rae Richen

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    Young Gib (Gilbert) Evans discovers the cost of freedom when he stands up against the tyranny of adults during the McCarthy Communist witch-hunt of the 1950s. The threat of Communism looms. Paranoia is the focus of wild accusations in Gilbert's town and in America. Richen shines a light on how we give into our darkest urges when manipulated

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSharon Rae Richen
    Release dateFeb 29, 2016
    ISBN9780983224242
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    Scapegoat,: the Price of Freedom: First in the Scapegoat Series
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    Rae Richen

    Rae Richen, born in Colorado, lives in Oregon and is the author of adventures for adults and young adults. Using family relationships and the backdrop of historical events, Rae Richen writes suspenseful adventures that bring focus to the themes that drive our human race. The characters in these stories live in a confusing world of hypocrisy which they face with courageous honesty. The humor, friendships and caring they bring to these situations help them forge new solutions to age-old problems. Learn more about this author at www.raerichen.com or contact her at rae@raerichen.com .

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