Moonrise at Daybreak

What happens when good animals stand by and do nothing?Evil flourishes.All is content and peaceful at Daybreak Farm until a small group of goats arrive. The newcomers, whilst outwardly urging tolerance and respect, use a strict interpretation of their religious beliefs to control the other groups of animals and run the farm for their personal benefit.By claiming that any animal speaking against them is clovenophobic they are able to shrug off any criticism and continue with their reign of indoctrination, thereby discouraging individuality and brushing aside any animal that dares to stand in their way. By brainwashing the young animals on the farm they are able to assemble a group of supporters who will follow them without question.Two chickens, Croaker and Scarlett, supported by a number of sheep, seek to expose the actions of the goats in an attempt to restore tolerance, respect, equality and diversity to the farm.But can they succeed when no animal is prepared to listen?Moonrise at Daybreak is a work of fiction. All the characters and descriptions of events are the products of the author's imagination and any resemblance to actual beings is entirely coincidental.