Labor and Triumph: The Life and Times of Hugh Miller (1858)

After traveling the many routes in life to reach their goal of retirement, Jim and his wife became members of a retirement park community. Suddenly, their lives changed from nonfiction to fiction, with deception and even lies to their families, relations and friends. Unknown, at the time of buying the retirement home, was the presence of an organized sexual group. This group’s program preys upon both widows and widowers, along with attractive husbands and wives, whose sexual priorities have grown fairly inactive and indifferent after forty-plus years of marriage. Their most useful weapon is the use of the drug Ecstasy. Jim, as an innocent victim, with his refusal, becomes a threat to the Organization. Unaware the group is organized and controlled by professionals akin to the legendary Mafia, his life changes drastically.