John P Roberts

Dessert John P Roberts

This is the exciting conclusion to the Blue Honey Pot Series. The previous books set up the characters and now they all come together to form a dramatic ending. There are those who win, those who lose, and those that just go on until the country ceases to exist. All those who fought to keep a country together had to be subversive in their practices because the enemy did the same. Underhanded dealings re-enforced the tragedy of human devastation and left behind a waste land of poverty and human sacrifice. The Honey Pot is not just one person but a political attitude that brings disaster everywhere it is employed. From the Etruscans to present day, great nations have a long history of honor and debauchery. It's their soldiers that carry that shame and yet pride, for what they did was necessary at the time. But time changes and so do those who try to manipulate it for their own reasons. Rhodesia was once a proud nation where most blacks and whites coexisted in an unsettled harmony coupled with respect, and where those who thought they knew better brought about change, for the most part illegally. The nation was surrounded by land and by enemies supported by the UN and its allies. What turns out, is that some of those allies were from the other side who also saw what communism can do to a nation that fought so many wars bravely. It is the destruction of an idea that people take to excess simply because they don't agree with what made their nation so great. It was once said that "There is no greatness where there is no simplicity, goodness, and truth."