A Solution of Sorts by Oded Gross
A country’s partisan politics has grown so divisive, and its electorate has grown so angry and fueled by hate, that the country is forced to divide into two smaller nations, with the leader of one party taking over one republic and the leader of the other ruling the second. A Solution of Sorts takes place in a neutral land, where terms for the new nations are being negotiated and borderlines are being drawn....
A country’s partisan politics has grown so divisive, and its electorate has grown so angry and fueled by hate, that the country is forced to divide into two smaller nations, with the leader of one party taking over one republic and the leader of the other ruling the second. A Solution of Sorts takes place in a neutral land, where terms for the new nations are being negotiated and borderlines are being drawn.
The progressive leader, a woman named Margaret Henry, has brought her 20-year-old daughter, Hope Henry, along on the trip. Margaret hopes the change of scenery might snap her daughter out of whatever it is that’s causing the depression she’s been in for months. Unfortunately, unrequited love is the cause of Hope’s depression, and the likelihood that will change is small. She is, after all, in love with Chase Baron, the son of Harvin Baron, the leader of the ultra-conservative party, and the target of all their ire. Chase, undoubtedly, hates her, the way she is supposed to hate him.
Zerlina, Margaret’s chief aid, finds out Hope’s secret and is determined to help the young woman win the heart of the man she loves, even if it is the son of the detestable Harvin Baron. She has a solution. One she thinks will help love trump hate. Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned, complications ensue making it unclear if in the end, love will rule the day.