Trent Portigal Knihy

An investigation is opened into a series of deaths in an old workers' utopia...

The story explores the upheaval within a family as the parents' cautious political dissent is unearthed by their ambitious children. This revelation leads to a clash of ideals and ambitions, unraveling their lives and forcing each member to confront their beliefs and the consequences of their actions. Themes of generational conflict and the quest for identity are central to this gripping narrative.

The book explores how the modern era has been cleverly branded as The Neolithic Age, highlighting the strategic marketing behind this concept. It delves into the pivotal role of rare and semi-rare earth elements in contemporary products, from smartphones to electric cars. By examining the collaboration among companies in mining and production, the narrative reveals how these elements have been promoted as essential to civilization, showcasing the intersection of industry, technology, and marketing in shaping public perception.