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Executive Orders: Part 2 of the Homeland Series

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We thought it could never happen here. We were wrong.

The second installment of the Homeland series begins as America reels from economic collapse, terrorist attacks, and the loss of the power grid. For some, these hardships bring out the best qualities of the human spirit. Neighbors help neighbors as Freeport pulls together to feed the hungry and maintain rule of law.

But there are others determined not to let this crisis go to waste. The new regime enacts currently existing executive orders to seize control of the population and fundamentally change the country. Patriotism is labeled terrorism. Dissent is deemed treason. Citizens must register and turn over their firearms in order to eat. To resist is to die. To disagree is to disappear.

The American people are soon plunged into a hellish, collectivist nightmare that grows worse each day. Something must be done before all hope is lost.

Thematically, Executive Orders lies at the intersection of Jericho, Red Dawn, and Schindler’s List.

175 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 1, 2016

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R.A. Mathis

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A jack-of-all-trades and master of some, R.A. Mathis has worn many hats as a husband, father, student, teacher, soldier, and finance professional. However, he has always been a writer. After graduating from the University of Tennessee with a BS in mathematics, he served nine years in the army as an armored cavalry officer, rising to the rank of captain and holding a secret-level clearance. During that time, he served a yearlong combat tour in Iraq. He has since earned an MBA and transitioned into the finance field. Rob currently lives in Tennessee with his wife and family.

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October 5, 2018
This book was so hard to keep reading. I put it down so many times due to pissing me off the way the country was going, especially the way things have transpired in DC the last two week with the Senate confirmation hearing. I sure hope they start turning the book positive the next book or I am through !!!
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