<p>Jeremiah is back. The terrorist prophet returns home to lead millions of his converts who have migrated to the upper Midwest. There, they have proclaimed a “New America” based on instructions in The Book of Second Jeremiah. Jeremiah also renews his irrational obsession with former television journalist Laura Delaney by kidnapping her. Her fate is to bear his son, who, according to prophecy, will one day assume leadership of Jeremiah’s campaign of world domination. Laura’s husband, former FBI agent Steve Wallace, sets out for New America, intent on rescuing Laura and helping undercover agents kill Jeremiah before the terrorist can implement his scheme to partition the nation. Steve’s task won’t be easy. Renegade U.S. Army officers and foreign mercenaries have taken over the South Dakota National Guard and State Police to create a formidable army. They attack U.S. military bases and seize artillery, fighter aircraft and nuclear weapons. With the aid of a traitor in the White House, Jeremiah threatens the nation with nuclear destruction unless Congress approves a constitutional amendment recognizing New America as an independent nation.</p>

New America (Jeremiah Trilogy)

Literature & Fiction

Smith, Michael A.

Genre Fiction

Michael A. Smith

<p>After many years in exile, Jeremiah the Terrorist Prophet begins a campaign to achieve world domination. Microbiologists who once worked at the Science Center in New America have developed a new and deadly strain of the flu virus. They also have found the perfect global delivery system — millions of migratory birds. In the Revelation of Jeremiah, the self-proclaimed prophet declares that the looming apocalypse is the will of God. The terrorist has provided a vaccine to his many followers around the world. These sympathizers, including dissident military units, stand ready to re-establish Eden after the virus “weeds the earthly garden." Jeremiah brutally tests his two sons, David and Thomas, to determine their loyalty and commitment to the cause. However, the terrorist’s archenemies, Laura Delaney and Steve Wallace, believe they are the true parents of the half-brothers. They encourage the young men to break away from their father’s control. At the same time, Steve and Laura attempt to capture or kill Jeremiah before he can implement his horrific plan. This novel is the conclusion to the Jeremiah trilogy, which examines the possibility that a charismatic demagogue could combine elements of fascism and theocracy to form a movement that threatens democracy within the United States and around the world.</p>

The Inheritors (The Jeremiah Trilogy)

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New America (Jeremiah Trilogy)

The Inheritors (The Jeremiah Trilogy)