Fallen Eagle

A desperate fight for freedom . . . on American soil The UN is under the control of Secretary General Ohmara Saihi, a cult-like figure who has gained millions of followers with the promise of creating an "enlightened" world. Only one obstacle stands in the way of his vision. The United States of America. His army, the Directorate of Peace Enforcement, invades Washington D.C. and Alaska and imprisons the President and her cabinet. Saihi's fanatical supporters, the Friends of Peace, sweep across America to enforce his will. Those who oppose the new regime are arrested, beaten, or killed. One man will lead the fight against the UN. He is Lieutenant Colonel Jan-Erik Ruud, a daring Marine commando. From the wilds of Alaska, he turns an eclectic group of army vets, conspiracy theorists, survivalists, bush pilots, state troopers, and a gun-toting rock star into a guerrilla army. The odds are against them, but Ruud knows if they fail, America as we know it will cease to exist

"I really enjoyed Fallen Eagle. The characters are interesting and life like, the love story is just enough (who wouldn't love a rocker chick who likes to shoot ), and the subject matter is a very timely and fascinating alternate reality. Essentially this is a story of left vs right, freedom vs indoctrination and national pride vs one world government. Rust captures the tension portrayed daily in headlines around the country. Good stuff. Can't wait for part two, The U.S. Marines have some payback to hand out Timely Subject Matter."