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Book two of The Mad American is about transition. How do we transition from a world of law and order to a world of chaos and violence? I have to think that for most of us, the meek, the kind, the gentle, that it will be a difficult change, and that many of us will be unable to survive a society where the law of the jungle reigns supreme. In some cases it will happen quickly, perhaps even over night.

Right now, all across the world, many people are losing hope. It is being replaced by fear - fear of the unknown, fear of poverty, fear of a global pandemic; fear of death and violence, fear of turmoil and social upheaval. We are in the middle of transition, and change frightens people. My primary purpose for writing this book was to rekindle hope within the hearts and minds of humanity, especially my fellow Christians, because we are the ones who harbor the ultimate hope of the universe.

Marvin Tubbs has everything in life: a young, former swimsuit model for a wife, more money than he can spend, and a job that he loves. But what happens to his happiness when the world as he knows it comes to an end? When money has no value? When his wife becomes a target of lawless and dangerous men? Is it possible to survive the apocalypse? To still be happy? To live and love and laugh? Marvin is about to find out what’s really important in life.

The COVID-19 upgrade has come and gone, and the world has entered into a new, dark time where nuclear war is normal and where starvation and disease are yet to come. So far Mag and his family have survived, but their biggest challenges still lay ahead as they prepare for the first winter without the comforts of 21st-century civilization. But nature is not the only danger they now face. Poised in the darkness, evil awaits to strike, but there are also new friends and opportunities. The question remains, as the world crumbles around them, can the Jacobs family survive the solstice?

In book one the entire world was plunged into chaos, anarchy, and destruction. Mag and his family managed to survive the Covid 19.1 upgrade, but now, could they survive the aftermath? Follow the Jacobs family as they struggle with this brave new world and try to find ways to survive. And the struggle isn't just trying to get enough food and shelter, but something much more basic. With the world turned upside down, with death meeting them at every turn, is life still worth living? And where is God amidst all this chaos. Has he abandoned humanity?

Mag Jacobs and his family had survived the COVID-19 coronavirus that had rampaged across the globe. But lurking in the shadows was the next wave, ready to be unleashed on the planet. They were a God-fearing, close-knit family...but could they survive this second attack? Would their faith in God and love for each other be enough to carry them through?

I started carrying a pistol almost 20 years ago, and I’ve been a member of a church safety team for about 15 years now. The church safety team is like other ministries in that we are serving the body of Christ, but there is one very distinct and important difference. It might get you killed.

Evan Novack, nicknamed Bear by his friends, can pull back a 90-pound longbow and shoot the face off a silver dollar at 100 yards. At the tender age of 14 he had already wrestled a black bear and won! Now at age 34 Bear towers over most men, and weighs in at 250 pounds of powerful, backstrapping sinew and bone-breaking muscle. In short, Bear is the envy of every man, woman and child in North Fork. Every mother's son wishes he were Bear ... except for Bear himself.