Hush Little Children

<p><strong>In a city divided by fear and hate a couple must fight to protect their unborn child</strong></p><p></p><p>On the same day the child suicides first start a couple in the East Side finds out they're pregnant. One has nothing to do with the other but in a city rife with tension between the East Side and the West Side they have reason to be concerned. Then when a teen's murder-suicide rocks the city many see a pattern that it's the failings of the East Side and those people-you know those people-who live there. </p><p>The incidents are politicized disinformation is spread and a group called The Good Neighbors is created. Led by a preacher-politician whose entire platform is built on hate and egged on by TV and social media The Good Neighbors launch a campaign of violence and fear to rid East Side of all children-born and unborn-whom they think will infect the young minds of the neighboring communities. </p><p>For our protagonist and his pregnant wife their status as East Sider's-both by address and appearance-means having to look over their shoulder. And as tensions mount it means protecting their unborn child at all costs. </p><p>With themes of xenophobia reproductive rights and media-driven extremism this book is more timely than ever.</p>