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American Meltdown

Book Two of the Economic Collapse Chronicles

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American Meltdown

By: Mark Goodwin
Narrated by: Kevin Pierce
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Written from a Christian constitutional worldview, American Meltdown, Book Two of The Economic Collapse Chronicles uses dystopian fiction to take an in-depth look at the economic and political trends that have taken America to the edge of bankruptcy. The book assesses the current course of the nation and projects it into the near future.

In Book Two, America has entered into a full scale financial meltdown. The members of the Bair family do the best they can to navigate a complete currency collapse and the social disruptions that come with it. Having relocated to a rural area in Kentucky, the Bairs fare much better than the unfortunate masses still trapped in the cities.

In an effort to cling to power, President Anthony Howe announces the confiscation of provisions and guns. Several states, led by liberty-loving Senator Paul Randall, stand up to assert their sovereignty.

Knowing the intentions of the Federal Government, Matt, Adam and Wesley Bair train with the local militia who have determined to draw a line in the sand and defend the last remnants of liberty. The political conflict escalates into military aggression and the gloves come off.

©2014 Mark Goodwin (P)2014 Mark Goodwin
Christian Fiction Fiction Genre Fiction Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy Dystopian China Government
Realistic Scenario • Engaging Storyline • Masterful Narration • Practical Survival Tips • Thought-provoking Plot

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It makes a person think what they'd do in this very real and possible situation.
One thing I notice is the author give the females in the book very passive rolls. Women are stronger than he writes and would work and fight along with men to defend our country, God, children and way of life.

This book gives you a lot to think about!!

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All of Mark Goodwin’s books are absolutely fantastic and just keep reminding us of how much we need Jesus for protection and peace and how we have to take practical steps to be in this position.

Without God, we are nothing

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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes. Very entertaining.

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Once you read the first of this series, then no doubt you'll want to grab this one.

Great book. Didn't want to put it down.

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Kevin Pierce does a masterful job at narrating American Meltdown, the second book in the series. He brings the story to life, and allows us to feel like we are there in the story along with Matt and the others. This Christian, post-apocalyptic book is about an economic crisis with a tyrannical president, who only wants power and to keep the house of cards from falling. Another civil war is brewing as states begin to declare their sovereignty. Our characters are put in the position of choosing to follow the mainstream or to fight back to keep their God-given rights. Excellent book and narration.

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It’s amazing that this was written before our current regime was put in place. So much of it is no longer fiction. But it also makes me wonder about those who aren’t able to arm up. In all reality though I am thankful that my hope is in Jesus and that no matter how it come to fruition I know where my Home is!!

It makes you wonder

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