Publisher's Synopsis
President Alexander implemented the first phase of Operation Brimstone during his address to the nation and the world. Satellite cameras broadcast the destruction of the Islamic Empire. Six, 9-megaton thermonuclear bombs simultaneously destroyed the Empire's six key cities and army. Stunned world leaders realize they are faced with a new America and a new world order.
The president ordered Operation Flare to begin-the invasion of the Middle East to restore oil for the oil-thirsty West. When Operation Flare ends, the second phase of Operation Brimstone will begin-the invasion of Egypt, followed by Saudi Arabia. Several liberal governors and ambassadors plot to thwart Alexander's plans to elect a constitutionally oriented constative Congress and president. The Operation Brimstone war plan is leaked to a newspaper and published. Drug cartels are destabilizing Mexico. Kingpins assume the American government is in shambles and across the border, assassinating police and border patrol agents. Ranches are attached, and women and children are taken as sex slaves. An important American couple is kidnapped, and cartels team with MS-13 to take over the drug trade in the U.S. President Alexander must obtain the Mexican president's support or invade Mexico. A Ranger company rescues an American girl in Saudi Arabia from being stoned, and a British Royal becomes a hero. Political intrigue, treason, military battles, patriotism, love of God and country-the trilogy's final novel describes America's rebirth into a world forever changed by events following the terrorists' sneak nuclear attack. The story ends with the President's address to the nation, presenting his plans to reelect the government. "... Today, I want to speak about the future of the Constitutional Republic known as the United States of America. Your country. My country. Ours to make great ... or ours to throw away ..." America Reborn is the third book of the alternative history Clash-of-Civilizations trilogy. The story continues in the first book of the Office of Analysis and Solutions (OAS) series: Pirates and Cartels.
