New World Disorder: A Novel on the Decline of the United States

De: Robert Graves

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Where were you when it happened? Do you remember the exact moment you realized that The United States no longer existed? Of course you don't. Because it wasn't a violent terrorist attack that brought this once great country down. The death of America was insidiuos, subtle; like a whisper moving through the trees. You watched it happen: the insane progressives and their PC Police, the gun control fanatics who faught tooth and nail to take away your 2nd Amendment Rights. And they succeeded...one by one, chipping away at the foundation of a once great country. Now all that remains is a former shell of the nation we patriots knew, loved, and died for. And it's only going to get worse...unless a lone, brave patriot named Jack Devers can possibly break through the insanity to restore America to her former glory. New World Disorder is a work of speculative fiction, set in "The New United States." It's a world where the Pledge of Allegiance has been outlawed, where English is a dying language, and where every dollar you earn belongs to your government. It's a land where having gender reassignment surgery is more likely to get you branded a hero than if you served in the military. It's a place where The Constitution has been redrafted and where everyday citizens have no personal freedoms -- everyday citizens like Jack Devers. Like many patriots, Jack has never felt at peace in this horrible, strange land. So when the opportunity arises for Jack to risk everything to join the resistance and fight to take down the dangerous ruling party, he jumps at the chance. Has Jack really found a path to restore the USA to its former glory? Or is he just falling deeper into the New World Order's deadly trap? ******This is Part One of a shocking new series, USA: New World Order. Following in a tradition similar to Hugh Howey's brilliant serialized novel, WOOL, NWO will be released in four separate installments. The first installment, which sets the stage and serves as an introduction, is the shortest part at 8,000 words. The second installment will be released in September 2015. It is 40,000 words.*****