This is not another apocalyptic thriller. It's more a predictive prophecy, a feasible and realistic picture of what the United States may experience if her citizens don't wake up. In "War's Desolation," America finds herself perilously weak, her economy in shambles, her dollar worthless, her military gutted, and her citizens demoralized and divided. Venal politicians are maintained in office by millions who have been promised free food, housing, and health care. These greedy politicians with their failed ideas, continue to show contempt both for the Constitution they've sworn to defend as well as for the hard-working Americans they exploit in order to promote their agendas. Worse, the politicians responsible for this mess have also been supporting America's enemies, and several nations -- like vultures circling their wounded prey -- are about to invade the United States. To keep the people in the dark, conspirators have embarked on a program to destroy anyone who threatens their plans. Their first step is to neutralize those who have historically valued individual freedom. The goal is to silence potential enemies, particularly one man. While running for his life, he is injured in an auto accident. He awakens in a hospital during the initial attacks, his memory gone. War's Desolation traces his desperate efforts to survive the war, discover his identity, and resist America's invaders. The Star Spangled Banner Series has been described by readers as a realistic, almost-prophetic picture of what might overtake America in the near future, and a must-read for anyone concerned with the decline of America.