As Long as There Is a Tomorrow, There Is Hope, Washington Gwendolyn

The present-day millennials live in the backdrop of New Orleans voodoo and camouflage of Jim Crow that seeps heavy in their history. For Autumn, every day was a new adventure; every day was a memory of yesterday and the conjured spirits chanting Zebu, Zebu, Zephyr, Ge-Son Andre-Le-at-at-ma to destroy Dominique. Dominique lived with Autumns daily rituals as she struggled to find the reason for her season between the conflict and confusion of the uprising Nazi Cult who called themselves NWO (New World Organization) and the Klu Klux Klan. Dominiques jungle in life with all the twists and turns intertwined in a web of deceit. Click, click, Dominiques mind bounced back to the yesteryears of 1972 at the University of Munich where she was a writer for the school newspaper, the beginning of her affair with the N WO, who wanted to keep Hitlers dream alive. Click, click, the present days of 1982, Governor Louis Yorks son was killed, April Davis has been arrested for negligent homicide, and Dawn Davis has been hospitalized at Ochsner Foundation and is in critical condition. Steven Yorks funeral with both a somber mood and excitement of the band and the crowd prancing with that New Orleans flavor, twirling colorful umbrellas and strutting in that famous New Orleans second line. Louis York, the Wizard of the Klu Klux Klan, was running for President of the United States. Dominiques determination to avenge her fathers death. The NWO and the Klu Klux Klan planning the dates for assassinations of governors and mayors in different states with the climax on Mardi Gras Day in New Orleans and Mardi Gras Day in Germany, which is celebrated on the same day. Each character follows their destinies to a climax on the Bonnie Carrie Spillway. Louis Yorks death to be announced on Dominiques weekly television show, New Orleans Weekly.