It takes the average reader 3 hours and 47 minutes to read Enslaved Brains and Conception by Eando Binder
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Armchair Fiction presents sci-fi double novels. The first novel is "Enslaved Brains" by Eando Binder. Try to imagine a world in which the government had solved all of mankind's needs. A world in which the difference between the richest and poorest persons was only vaguely significant. A world where mankind had to work less; had the best in medical care; and never had want of food, medicine, or shelter. There was no crime; there was no war. This was the brave new world of the Unidum--a government as close to utopia as the world had ever known. But within every world government there are flaws, and the Unidum was no different. It had passed the Brain Control Act; a law that allowed the government to revitalize the brains of dead citizens and use them as "controllers" for complex networks of machinery in large factories and food manufacturing centers. Unfortunately, these brains, once revitalized, brought a semblance of life back to their former selves, a semblance of life that was an unending nightmare of mental torture for the revitalized souls within. It was up to renegade band of scientists to put this horrific practice to an end. But what chance did they against the most formidable dictatorship mankind had ever known? The second novel is "Conception: Zero" by E. K. Jarvis. It's a world of the future. There's no war, disease, and people live longer. But with an overpopulated world, procreation became severely limited--severely limited. Girls on the cusp of womanhood had to undergo the sterilization procedure, which could only be reversed upon receipt of a pregnancy permit. Enter Johnny Barlow, a detective for the Public Welfare Bureau who was put on the trail of a man allegedly breaking the law and making women fertile again without approval. But he needed a mole...a pretty dame who could act like she was willing to do anything to have a baby. Enter Kay Conway. But what he didn't expect--and nor did she at first--was that she was more than just willing!
Enslaved Brains and Conception by Eando Binder is 224 pages long, and a total of 56,896 words.
This makes it 76% the length of the average book. It also has 70% more words than the average book.
The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 5 hours and 10 minutes to read Enslaved Brains and Conception aloud.
Enslaved Brains and Conception is suitable for students ages 12 and up.
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