Vision 2020

About the Book

Vision 2020 is the story of a secret Society, created by the spouses of the world leaders, during a Summit in 1990. Their vision is to educate their granddaughters, at a secret school in Switzerland, to become leaders of their countries. The world would become a Matriarch society by the year 2020.

The story begins in the year 2015. The reader is conveyed into the mechanics of a new era, of computerized highways, outer space travel, and disposable garments.

There is suspense as the twin girls, granddaughters of President George Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush, discover there is a third sister who was stolen at birth and sold to the Chicago Moriatti`s. Molly Moriatti grows up as a spoiled Mafia Princess. She has aspirations of becoming the first Mafia Godmother.

First Lady Raisa Gorbachev`s Granddaughter, Patrina Romanoff and Maharani Meera Singh`s Granddaughter are just two more of the many colorful characters in this book about a new Matriarch world, in the year 2020.

About the Author

Dame Darlene Azar Rubinoff is a native of Columbus, Ohio. She is a poet, Author and Inventor with U.S. Patents. Dame Rubinoff is the widow of Rubinoff and His Violin as he was billed on Broadway and in the Movies. She is the author of Dance of the Russian Peasant a biography of her late husband. She traveled extensively with the Maestro. She met many interesting people with concretizing. She has many stories to tell. Dame Rubinoff attend Ohio State University, Rice University, and St. Thomas University of Houston, Texas. Dame Rubinoff’s latest books Vision 2020 / A Matriarch World and, The Deadly Cure are in book stores. Excerpts of these books may be found on the web. Day After Tomorrow a story set in World War II and What Happened To Monday A story about Alzheimers will be out soon. Dame Rubinoff serves on the Board of Directors of three Symphonies. Her favorite is Virtousi of Houston. She was leading lady of Virtousi in 2000. She was Guest of Honor at the opening of the Opera Elizabeth of Russia in Sarasota, Florida and at St. Petersburg’s Bi-Centennial in May of 2003. She now resides in Houston, Texas, close to her children and grandchildren. She says: If I must die, let it be to beautiful music.