The Foundation: An Innocents Story This Book confronts the issue of Euthanasia and society's attitudes toward the disabled and elderly. At times the subject matter makes for difficult reading - that was always my intention, to challenge our views on this difficult subject. The main protagonist in this story is Disabled and Blind and the reader is asked to take her place and she tries to survive in a world that she has no control over. A world where the love of power and money dictate the paths of those who are supposed to protect us, where the very existence of the Innocents is threatened.

Synopsis:

Dr. Vanderman was a narcissist who employed only like - minded people in his Foundation. This vast monolith is situated ominously in the tranquil countryside of the the Netherlands. Here, government restrictions were certainly more liberal than in the UK, and a group of unscrupulous professionals sensed this.

Behind the walls of this vast, secure complex, is the good doctors’ brainchild. A sinister story unfolded.

Elizabeth lived in a different world, where love was always present. Her faithful carer was always at her side. She had developed a devoted relationship with Elizabeth. Recognizing that after mother, who worked for Dr Vanderman, rejected her at birth.

Then there was the French underworld figure who became a colleague of Dr Vanderman. He sensed there was money to be made from Dr Vanderman's creation once he heard there was another complex planned for Australia.

This is a story of political intrigue, a story of murder and greed, set against a backdrop of innocence. In this, An Innocents Story, who will survive this dystopian nightmare?