Kenneth Lee Livres

When Malcolm Freeman takes a vacation to Miami in the hope of escaping a recent tragedy that has occurred he expects to burn his past away and forge a new life from the ashes. However, not everything is as it seems and when people start mysteriously vanishing and a menacing vehicle starts following him around the city he quickly learns there is more to this trip than he may have ever imagined. A story about sex, drugs, murder and time travel and one man's last chance for a second try in a dark and lonely world.

The book explores the complexities surrounding immigration in the United States, particularly highlighting the significant influx of legal immigrants in 1997. It delves into the public's growing alarm and desire to reduce immigration, contrasting this with government actions that have often increased it instead. The discussion encompasses related contentious issues such as multiculturalism, bilingualism, and crime, revealing a historical context where the U.S. has previously imposed strict immigration limits, adding to the ongoing debate about policy and public sentiment.