Are you easily shocked?

The novel “SS-18: The SATAN Legacy” is realistic to a point that it may shock some readers. 

The main theme of this book is to describe the aftermath of an Electromagnetic Pulse attack.  Let me know if you have an opinion on this terrifying weapon, which as I write this is sitting in silos in Russia.  Then why shouldn’t we be afraid of Russia?  Who should we be afraid of?  What are our alternatives?

New Book: “SS-18, The SATAN Legacy”

My new book: “SS-18, The SATAN Legacy” is now available for purchase in paperback from Amazon, Barnes & Noble and AuthorHouse, among others. The Electronic version will be available soon. If you like Tom Clancy or Clive Cussler, you will enjoy this read. It’s an edge-of-the-seat page turner with an ending you won’t want to miss! SS-18 is the story of what would (will?) happen if (when?) America is attacked by terrorists using a new weapon. The weapon is called an Electromagnetic Pulse, or EMP. Its trigger is a thermonuclear bomb. Clancy and others have written about it, but none have the depth of knowledge and experience that went into this book. It’s High tech, high adventure and high suspense! After the attack, Tanya Koltovic, a translator with the Russian GRU, learns that the devastation of America is only the beginning. The terrorists have more of the awesome weapons hidden in Iran. When the Presidents of Russia and the U.S. are briefed, they jointly agree to send a team of two people, disguised as Arab man and wife, into Iran to find the weapons. People like Gary Morgan with his wife and two little kids in St. Louis, and Dan and Beverly Collins and their little girl in Queens, New York struggle to survive in this new nightmare world – just to survive. On the other side of the world the search team members are facing possible death or dismemberment, or rape, torture, and slavery for the rest of their lives as they search the mountains and deserts of Iran for the weapons that could bring down western civilization. They are aware that they may already be too late. The rest you’ll have to find out for yourself.