K 3: A political thriller with the KKK as the villain. The Ku Klux Klan infiltrates the United States military and government up to the presidency. The Klan divides the United States into racial provinces. 300 years in the Union States’ future, Mikela Flanders discovers a hidden cupboard in her attic. The cupboard contains world history books, newspapers and her great, great, great grandfather’s college and high school yearbooks from the 1980’s and 1990’s. They depict a different history than the one Mikela has learned about in school. And in the American Indian Province, a Cherokee Indian also learns of the country’s past. He sneaks out and discovers new worlds. He also discovers Mikela Flanders. Cyrus Webb top 100 book critic and producer of Conversations Live: 4.0 out of 5 stars – Author Tracie O’Neil Horton tackles the complexities of humanity with K3 I went into this book not really knowing what to expect, but by the end I was amazed in many ways as to what author Tracie O’Neil Horton has done with her debut novel K3. The book takes us into a cast of characters not too different from the world we live in. Standouts like “Mike” are sure to have the reader finding characters of K3 that they can root for or see themselves in. One thing I can say, K3 is a book worth reading and discussing. It won’t be easily forgotten.