Leonard Smith

Endangered: an End-time Political Novel Leonard Smith

It's 2050, and Dallas, Texas, is the most stable ground in North America. Following natural disasters, blistering solar radiation, and political policiesthat ignore citizens' rights, people need and want change and stability. Withthe appointment of Commandant Vincent Roman Allemande and hissecond-in-command, Marcia Beaudinot, one-world government will soonbe realized. But peace and unity prove elusive. The pair realizes that humans are in more despair than ever as weather,wars, religion, and politics continue to twist and change the humancondition. Particularly contentious is the decision to locate armaments onthe Mount of Megiddo, which has already witnessed the struggles ofAssyrians, Canaanites, Egyptians, Greeks, Israelites, Persians, Philistines,and Romans. Vincent and Marcia become acutely aware that Megiddo isbiblically prophesized as the gathering place for Armageddon. Debates and conflicts over the ills that continue to beset society escalate,and many believe the rapture is coming. World leaders must prepare for it. As false religion evolves and emerges, God plans his overthrow of allgovernments. The intervention has begun. Endangered provides plentiful food for thought regarding the future of ourexistence in the context of our current political and geophysical climate.