The Great Divide

Rating:
Summary: Spellbound
Review: This book held me in place for three and one-half days and I hated for the story to end although I loved the ending. This
is a believeable blow by blow story from the perspective of
the insiders trying to overthrow the United States government
and those defending it. The authors' use of dates and hours
for each step of the way holds the reader in a state of tension
and expectation for hours at a time. It is a story of power
lust, academic corruption, misuse of police power and unbridled
ambition versus a death defying sense of loyalty and high
intelligence on the part of the protagonists defending the
Union in the twentyfirst century. John Mason Hart
Houston, Texas

Rating:
Summary: A window to the future of the United States?
Review: This book is the window to the future of the United States, a blueprint of what are to come. Even though the book and characters are fiction, its circumstances and events are exactly being laid down the road and we're heading into that direction.

So consider this book a warning to our future. Read it before it may or could happen.

Rating:
Summary: Echoes of the Manchurian Candidate
Review: This political thriller is eerily on target--an oil crisis, challenges to the constitution, powerful people playing by their own rules to destroy democracy as we know it.

I loved this gripping book.