The Unmovable Mountain

A novel of the Great Reset

De: Matthew Gilman

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The economy has started to crash. Society appears to be on a self-destructive path. The people in charge are starting to show that maybe they are crazier than the people they look over. This is the start of the Great Reset, the organization of a new society designed by people who were not elected or appointed by any government.
The first book in the Great Reset series we follow the lives of Smith, Hank, Bill, and Sheka, as they navigate through their changing lives while the economy falls apart and society starts to decline.
Smith is a radio DJ who enjoys talking about the latest conspiracy theories and causing havoc on the airwaves. While pushing his theories on the Federal Reserve threats are made and the economy starts to take a nose dive. Constantly seeking the truth, Smith digs into the cesspool that is Washington to reveal what is really happening. In the end it boils down to a book called The Great Reset.
Hank is a retired divorce who learns that his pension has been squandered to a fraction of what it was. He tries to find meaning in his life while the world around him no longer makes any sense. On the verge of losing his house he starts to take drastic measures to create a future not just for himself but other people in his life.
Bill and his wife become the unexpected parents of a preemie. While their daughter is in the NICU a homeless camp is set up in the park across from city hall starting a new occupy movement with devious motivations. The city starts to show its true colors while Bill has to see the job he thought he would retire from turn into a social work project he never signed up for.
Sheka is a single mother with two kids, working three jobs, constantly wondering when she will finally get a head in life. Hours are constantly cut, creditors are calling all times of day, and when her ex comes back into her life she is disowned by her parents.
Book one of the Great Reset series covers the economic side of the World economic forum program to rewrite society in their image. In future volumes we will see the effects of a pandemic planned by the people in charge and the future climate program it will evolve into.