Where There's Fire (Panopolis Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
Not necessarily due to the color of your skin, although if you’re blue there had better be some red and white mixed in with that. No, this is segregation via class warfare, segregation of those who can afford safety and those who can’t: a city divided into haves and have-nots. People blame Villains for the red zones. I say, go find a map. Find all the police stations built since 1950, when the first pro-Hero legislation passed in the City Council. Watch those stations cluster like ants around City Hall, while the ones on the outer edges get decommissioned. Then tell me who gave up on the red zones before they even became “red” to begin with. Panopolis is a city with a history of dark creation: Nuclear experiments during World War II led to the creation of the Spartan, who became America’s ultimate wartime hero. He died during the invasion of Okinawa in 1945, but the image of the real-life Super Hero had already been burned into the brains of your average American.
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