Synopsis
Somulus, a secret organization of warriors sworn to protect and defend the Constitution at all costs, has watched over the people since 1780, battling the secret societies of financial/influential elites, who have sought to suppress knowledge and enslave individuality. Somulus, over the years, has annihilated the untouchables whenever they came too close to destroying the Republic. Now an unknown enemy is hunting for Somulus and moving to take over the United States. Paul Gabriel, a daring ex-CIA soldier and Somulus agent is thrust into leadership as the threat is revealed from within, and forced to make agonizing choices as he pursues his duty. For ten years, he eludes detection, living inside the shadows of those hunting him. Chase Mullinix, a sinister, mysterious figure from the Agency and now the Secretary of National Security is counting on brutal oppression, the latest technology, and modernized extermination camps to consolidate control over the people. Just when it looks as if reason might prevail, the conflagration spills over, setting fire to the world and building towards an all-consuming inferno, as the secret societies and invisible governments of earth reveal their true identities for battle. The fate of humankind hangs in the balance, teetering on the edge of destruction, as the world struggles for survival until the very last page. Catastrophe experts agree it will happen again, and probably on a worldwide scale, given the almost instinctual drive of humankind towards a consolidated world order. How would the world change? Who would survive, and at what cost to their moral sanity. Is it fiction or prediction?
About the Author
Samuel S. Hallman holds degrees in psychology and criminal justice, and is currently employed by the University of Texas as an Associate Clinical Psychologist in correctional mental health. He is the author of The Neo-Dynamic Paradigm of Truth and Justice, a book that examines truth and justice as they are currently found in the United States political, criminal justice, and social systems. His work on criminal justice reform is ongoing and has been presented in Geneva, Russia, and other countries in western-Europe. After completing a risk assessment research project on genocide, the author was so troubled by his discoveries that he decided to communicate the essence of genocidal potential in a dramatic adventure that many will recognize as just a few steps away from reality.
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