The Third Law
by Jordan Falconer
218 pages· 2017· ISBN 9781943837328
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Newton's Third Law"For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.""My personal immigration experience was a soul sucking, mind destroying ordeal of misery that last ten long years. Although you won't find skirmishes with any country's border patrol, or mountains of paperwork, you will find how horrible it felt on the inside. You'll see how it felt to be thought of as a degenerate. How you can be an outsider in your own home. How you're somehow less than other human beings simply because of your sexual orientation. You'll find out what it's like to feel insecure and clingy, to wake up in the night, sweating in terror. I don't like to talk about it directly, so I created a work of fiction. his is the result." - Jordan FalconerRowan May, Director of Technical Support Services for Octahedron Software, and Kelly Carne, her technical support manager, travel to Settler's Creek to finish a job that was mysteriously left unfinished. Once there, strange time shifts wreak havoc on them as they encounter homophobic towns, apocalyptic remains, and new realities.Rowan and Kelly find strength in each other, but is that enough to unravel the horror of their tenuous existence?
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