Air Trust - George Allan England

from Charles Dickens Works Collection · host Charles Dickens

"Air Trust" by George Allan England presents a gripping tale of power and greed as billionaire Isaac Flint and his ruthless partner, "Tiger" Waldron, scheme to dominate the world by monopolizing the oxygen supply. Their insatiable thirst for control leads them to plot a sinister plan to sell oxygen back to humanity at exorbitant prices, threatening those who resist with suffocation. Standing against them is the determined socialist worker, Gabriel, who uncovers their nefarious intentions, while Flint's daughter, Catherine, finds herself caught in the chaos.

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