Time Altar

In the ashes of World War IV, planet earth is unrecognizable. Book 2 of the Time Altar Series, The Fall, finds Twenty-Fifth Century United America, a juggernaut, in the pockets of an iron fist fascist regime. The only counterweight, Mutare Science and Technology Global (MST), is much more than it appears. Dr. Benjamin Murray escapes to MST with the time-traveler Lt. Col. Jake Gillean and a proxy war erupts between the two global heavyweights. As humanity wails under the weight of fascism, Jake demonstrates his skills as a high-tech warrior. But can one soldier alone make a difference? This science fiction high-tech warfare thriller finds humanity on the brink of subjugation. In a dim future, with global powers asserting themselves on every level of human existence, the Artificial Intelligence that we have trusted to cultivate Mars may have been left to themselves for too long!

In the Eighteenth Century, Lt. Col. Jake Gillean must rise to the occasion to protect his ancient and loving family. Despite his fortitude, he is pulled into the spiraling darkness of unending warfare. Unaware that the fascists of the future are reaching through time to kill him, Jake will have to find the strength and fight against all the odds. In the Twenty-Fifth Century, the world is torn apart. South America is being overrun. A blitzkrieg by United American Forces has pushed deep, past the ribs and into the internal organs of Brazil. Military androids and elite Centurion special forces are unstoppable on the front lines while in the rear monstrous nuclear Combines destroy every trace of humanity, turning the landscape back to nature. While the fascists benefit from their program of genetically modified scientists and soldiers, the secret society known as MST, reveals another of its weapons-historical clones of the greatest minds in history. While Jake is fighting for something far removed from the present world, a world that doesn't belong to him, Ben is shocked by a secret society revelation that leaves him questioning everything. Will they persevere?