| Author: | B. K. Wagner | ISBN: | 9781449720377 |
| Publisher: | WestBow Press | Publication: | July 6, 2011 |
| Imprint: | WestBow Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | B. K. Wagner |
| ISBN: | 9781449720377 |
| Publisher: | WestBow Press |
| Publication: | July 6, 2011 |
| Imprint: | WestBow Press |
| Language: | English |
A group of powerful and very wealthy men set out over the years to lay the groundwork for placing a man they have chosen in the office of the President of the United Statessomeone who would do their will and put the country under their control.
Cyrus Nouri sells his soul to these men in order to satisfy his need to be president. Once he is securely in office, he gradually dismantles the government and restructures it according to his own needs, setting himself up as a dictator.
Michael and Sarah Jefferies find themselves living in a country that no longer resembles their beloved United States of America. They are ruled by a government gone awry; basic freedoms no longer exist. Even the worship of God has become a crime. They, along with others, decide its time to take their country back. Groups calling themselves the TAB (Take America Back) form throughout the country, but assassinations of those closest to President Nouri brings the full attention of the government on the TAB, sending the members into hiding.
Crossroads is a no-nonsense page-turnera must-read to the very end.
A group of powerful and very wealthy men set out over the years to lay the groundwork for placing a man they have chosen in the office of the President of the United Statessomeone who would do their will and put the country under their control.
Cyrus Nouri sells his soul to these men in order to satisfy his need to be president. Once he is securely in office, he gradually dismantles the government and restructures it according to his own needs, setting himself up as a dictator.
Michael and Sarah Jefferies find themselves living in a country that no longer resembles their beloved United States of America. They are ruled by a government gone awry; basic freedoms no longer exist. Even the worship of God has become a crime. They, along with others, decide its time to take their country back. Groups calling themselves the TAB (Take America Back) form throughout the country, but assassinations of those closest to President Nouri brings the full attention of the government on the TAB, sending the members into hiding.
Crossroads is a no-nonsense page-turnera must-read to the very end.
