In The Complete Men School, Herlander Elias tells us the story of two journalists (Rafael Sterling and Roberta Wagner) who do together the best news report of their lives by disclosing a subculture of benefactors known as "The Complete Men School".
The plot progressively leads the reader into philosophical dialogues between a Master and his Apprentices who attend one of the secret 'Schools'. Rafael, the young protagonist, is longing for the elaboration of a motivational research and that is the moment in which he comes across with a 'one in a lifetime adventure' reaching for unknown areas. He discovers a fascinating legion of aesthetes for whom humanity is deprived of privileges only reserved for a few elites, turning them into puppets in the hands of rulers, manipulative media and big companies. The 'dialogue' presents itself the chosen weapon of 'freedom ' to change the world.
Over more than ten chapters, the reader also steps into this 'School' getting to know who the "Complete Men" are, how they act and what is their agenda. In this fiction work, the reader will attempt to decipher riddles and solve problems the same way the Apprentices who aspire to become the 'Complete' ones do: how they can learn to grow up in life as human beings and to choose the way of fullness.
Crossing-over philosophy and detective story, this novel is filled with unanswered questions that guides the reader to meet the line of thought developed by the 'Complete' ones. Their elegant looks, their skepticism, their post-romantic boldness, yet always trying to act in a low profile way is the outline of the 'Complete' ones behavior. This wise attitude allowed them to change for good the communities that suffered their intervention. But if you want to know more about what a 'Complete Man' is, your best shot is reading this book.
