Society has become rid of pesky buffers like “God” and finally worships the real omnipotent saviors of humanity: twelve oligarchical businessmen.
Agent Ian Corchel just wanted to fit into this utopia, so it’s a shame he decided to be gay.  It’s not an illegal decision, but it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the holy logistics department has planned for his quiet assassination in two to three business days.
Things go awry when he's snatched up by one of the very terrorists he was assigned to execute, a handsome yet mentally unstable cyborg named Krymson, who believes he can incite a religious war against the state by exposing a bonkers conspiracy. Next thing Ian knows, he's in the middle of a century-old conflict ten light years from home with a dysfunctional family of terrorists who all hate each other. 
But there’s no need to worry, since the oligarchs have dispatched an army and two cybernetic demon super-soldiers to deliver these ungrateful radicals straight to hell.
And Dollar-forbid they fall in love before the church can get to them.

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Ceanothus 2722  is a 150k word NA science-fiction epic. Written and edited many times over the course of Luc's high school career, the novel is now going through the process of a semi re-write to clean up much of the high school storytelling into something comparable to Luc's current writing style. It is a reflection of the dynamics within his family during the rise of the Trump administration, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the beauty of humanity when artificial concepts, like money, dominate.