It has been 22 years since the original publication date of Dominion and now the series that attempted to describe what society would be like if a meglomaniac gains control of the country through violence has been adapted to both an audiobook and to a graphic novel. In Dominion, even though society seems to be prospering and close to an utopian existence for its accepted members, violence abounds. Terrorists strike and assasination attempts are made on political figures, especially those who want to welcome Caucasians back into society through assimilation. The book's use of multiple complex subplots and revolving story lines may be a little shocking at first, but R.A. Frederick pulls the reader/listener in within the first few chapters.

In Dominion, we are introduced to Graham Parks, the leader of the country, a man willing to do anything in his power to crush the plans of George Carver, the leader of the terrorists. This struggle, told through the eyes of a reporter and a family, may lead the reader to believe that the utopian existance this society claims to have reached is nothing more than a facade.