Anarchy

Anarchy

       
Alfonzo Book
III

COPYRIGHT April
2012 S.W.FRANK

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Note: All characters and events are fictitious. Any likeness to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental and a product of the author’s
vivid
imagination.

                                                                               
Acknowledgments

To the enthusiastic readers who enjoyed the Alfonzo series
and encouraged me to do more,
well
I have listened and
here’s more.
Congratulations t
o Kiki
, your name is
now
a
character
’
s
name in this book
.
Hooray, girl!

To
my
wonderful
friends Robin,
her daughter
Skyy
,
Rachelle
and Celeste
, thank you. Carlos, your spirit, charisma and giving heart were
the beginnings of my inspiration.
T
o my
relatives
,
friends
and supporters
from the U.K.
,
Puerto Rico
and Barbados
, love
is universal. Thanks Sally,
umwah
,
chica
!

-And most of all to my group of young soldiers who are steadfast and loyal. My loves
;
Cam, Brit and Kris
, you
see beauty in all things, lament at the injustices of the world and the
suffering of
the
innocent. Hold
still;
hear the whisper of truth, for goodness is mighty
and
hatred
is a malady of
an infirmed
and
diseased soul.
Stay true to
goodness;
it
is
the
path through
a
chao
tic world
.
G
oodness blooms, inspires
and
loves
. Hatred, decays the heart,
and
corrodes
everything in its path
, even innocence!

Thank you
family
for the encouragement,
especially on
days when the world is whistling by and I
’
ve
retreat
ed to my writer’s corner
to
do what b
rings me immense pleasure
.
I
reiterate
,
you
all
provide the fuel for this passion
and
I love you
dearly
–
Um
wah
!

                                                                          -S. W. frank

NOVELS
BY S.W.
F
RANK

ASCENSION: ALFONZO VOLUME ii

ALFONZO

A HOUSE OF BRICK AND MORTAR

THE SISTERS OF CAIN AND ABEL

Table of contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13

Chapter 14

Chapter 15

Chapter 16

Chapter 17

Chapter 18

Chapter 19

Chapter 20

Chapter 21

Chapter 22

Chapter 23

Chapter 24

Chapter 25

CHAPTER 26

CHAPTER 27

CHAPTER 28

CHAPTER 29

CHAPTER 30

PROLOGUE

~
In a perfect world without greed or ambitions there exists no anarchy
;
but
this is not that world
.
~                                

                                               
  ~Alfonzo

WINTER.
TOLEDO,
OHIO
.

Mi
rshman
loved the nightshift.
It allowed him autonomy in the lab. There was none of the incessant chatter from co-workers or an annoying
supervisor
to
hover over his shoulder
.
At night, he had no
ne of the
external distractions
which might
interfere with his personal project.
If
management
discovered
his extra-
curricular activity
,
he’d get fired on the spot
. He
examined the
risks,
very
carefully
.
Dissecting
it
like
a
grade school biology experiment, fearful at first, then as
testing
progressed, realized the puny frog was dead and
could n
o
t
hurt him.

                       
Perhaps, t
he
y
might
have him arrested,
or he’d
lose his
pharmacology
license
–but
that was
highly
unlikely.
He knew the company
very
well.
The
ir p
ristine reputation was at stake
;
they were
similar to the lifeless
frog
.
The worst they
’d do is let him go
with an
empty warning
.
You s
ee, the
danger with good reputations
are
companies
, even people
would do anything to
pr
otect
it
.