Stacey Davenport fights back against a regime that is quickly reducing women to concubinage in dystopian Kansas. Even as a motorcycle gang, deputized as religious police, rounds up the designated women, Stacey starts a political campaign to overthrow the regime. But Stacey's initial victory does not really change the status quo on the ground in certain parts of Kansas. Now, while Stacey fights in the legislature for the legal right to keep her unborn baby girl, her sister must risk her life in a daring rescue attempt.
In addition to The Red State/Blue State Confessions, Thomas Keech has written novels about state politics, teenagers entangled in suburban corruption, college romance, and a predatory physician. Mr. Keech has been a juvenile counselor, a legal aid lawyer, an administrative law judge and a state assistant attorney general. He has served as a volunteer attorney for the Southern Poverty Law Center and currently serves on the ethics review panel of his local board of education. He is a founding member of the Willing Writers Group of Annapolis.
