Wet Work

The Great Northern Resistance

By: Stanley Sauerwein

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When the reservoirs run dry, war is the only currency left.
The United States is collapsing under a historic drought. Cities are burning,
crops are failing, and the President demands the one resource that still flows
north of the border: Canada's water. Branded as a "policy shift," the demand is
nothing less than an ultimatum. But Canada will not surrender.
As U.S. forces push into Canadian territory, a fragile resistance forms. At its
center stands John Mason-once a SIS "Watcher," now a reluctant fighter.
Haunted by past missions and torn between love and loyalty, Mason is thrust
into a brutal conflict where sovereignty, survival, and sacrifice collide.
From Ottawa's hidden bunkers to the mountain passes of British Columbia,
Mason and Major Noah Red Elk rally a nation to defy an empire. The struggle will
test alliances, ignite old rivalries, and pit resilience against overwhelming force.
Wet Work: The Great Northern Resistance is a chilling geopolitical thriller-ripped
from the headlines and sharpened into tomorrow's news.