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To The Last Drop

Average rating
4 out of 5
Based on 8 Ratings and 8 Reviews

Book Description
"Often funny, as well as easy to imagine ... To The Last Drop envisions
just how quickly greed and thirst could spark another war between the states."
**** (4 stars)
-- High Times Magazine, April 2009

This is a novel of water, oppression and rebellion, enlivened by a tragic-comic cast from all sides of the conflict whose stories intertwine in unexpected ways.

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Book Information
PublisherBauu Press
BindingKindle Edition (4 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of PagesN/A
ISBN-10B003UHVTHS
Publication Date04/21/2008
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About Andrew Wice (Author) : Andrew Wice is a published author. A published credit of Andrew Wice is To the Last Drop: A Novel of Water, Oppression, and Rebellion.
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11/6/2008 Flash Gordon said:
To the Last Drop follows five characters through the course of a war between Texas and New Mexico. The novel begins with the accidental discovery of water in the arid southeast corner of New Mexico. Texas and New Mexico become tangled in a bitter legal dispute over the rights to that water. A series... more

tags: water, rebellion, oppression, war, Texas, New Mexico

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