Edward K. Jeffer

The Malthus Confederation Edward K. Jeffer

A physician, whose life has never restarted after the death of his wife three years before, receives a cryptic message from Africa, from a high school friend pleading for help in a life or death matter. The chief of staff of a prominent Midwestern Senator is warned by an informant inside the White Supremacist movement that ìmillions may die.î Pope John Paul asks a Monsignor with highly unusual skills to look into some troubling information.

Three individuals will find themselves locked in a struggle with the wealthiest and most powerful clandestine organization which has ever tried to alter the course of world history. Spanning the globe, the story ricochets from the heavily guarded compound of a far right militia in Idaho to the jungles of Brazil, from the streets of New York to Mali and Kenya, from Beijing to the Vatican. These three individuals with their own life burdens use all their skills to just stay alive, while trying to find out who is behind the Malthus Confederation and what do they want.

Ultimately, their trails converge for an exciting and illuminating finale only to be followed by a second surprise ending. Some depiction of violence and some sexual material make this book unsuitable for readers younger than sixteen.