Robert G. Strickland

The Conspiracy of American Democracy: The Battle in New York is a thrilling, compelling, and suspenseful political novel that is set in the year 2028 when the United States of America as we know it has disappeared. The novel tells the story of former American citizens who have found themselves fighting in daily battles against the Russian-supplemented socialist army of the new regime, while enduring day-to-day survival in their new world, a world filled with unemployment, economic disaster, and state militias fighting for the American way of life.
Paul, separated from Hannah early in the story, embarks on a courageous journey to find her. Throughout his struggles he finds himself engaged in epic battles with Russian and socialist soldiers, while learning once again to rely on the help of others in his efforts. Throughout the story Paul is faced with confronting past demons, finding his true patriotic self, and discovering that the only thing that really matters in his new world--finding Hannah. The story builds in intensity leading to an enduring and climactic battle in the end, filled with personal loss and glorious redemption.
Factual political details, dating back to the 1930's, are woven into the fabric of the novel in an effort to lead the reader to the conclusion that the destruction of the constitutional foundation of the United States started long ago. Many laws, Acts, Judgments and Amendments are discussed in detail demonstrating to the reader that the ultimate and complete erosion of the core of our democratic society has been occurring in front of our very eyes.
Get lost in this journey into the world of the fictional future of the United States of America s the lead characters travail through enduring love, true honor, painful loss, endless hope, and patriotic servitude.