Gary Andy

The Kickass Corporation Gary Andy

Jack, a college student hits on the idea of using cheap toy-like drone technology, to combat wars without the usual loss of life and limb, and proceeds with the help of others to bring this into reality. Being an atheist, he is mystified by his vivid dreams of an Arabic girl who he meets in Afghanistan. She shares his passion, as well as his bed, to create world peace and make wars obsolete. He dreams of making love to a beautiful Arab girl in a cave in Afghanistan, while half a world away, she dreams of making love to a handsome young man in the same cave in war-torn Afghanistan. The young man's success comes not from drone technology alone, but because (even though his father is filthy rich), he is frugal with his monies and can fill the skies with cheap Chinese throwaway devices. He befriends a reluctant Bill Gates to get his support as well as his rich father and sets out to end all wars as we know them. He meets the Arab girl Tanya (of his dreams) in Afghanistan and is confused as to how this is possible, but is too busy creating an end to wars to worry about the mystical way they met. Tanya is a young Muslim American army lieutenant based in Afghanistan. Jack has finished his university degree and has the idea of using cheap Chinese drones and modify them with some simple additions including complex programmable computer chips. Enjoy the love, the lust, the compassion, of two young lovers who have the courage to make the world dance to a new tune, but yet are uneasy with their own families for totally different reasons. I enjoyed writing this fictional book and wonder if it is not possible for this to one day become a reality. Wouldn't it be nice to have wars without death and dismemberment? Wouldn't it be nice to be able to walk down a dark alley at night without the threat of being attacked? Wouldn't it be nice to have a full figured beautiful woman lay beside you at night? Wouldn't it be nice to have world peace? If so, then enjoy this book and come away hoping that there is still some hope for all of humanity. Gary Andy ----- Author.