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With the imminent failure of the U.S. approaching the government tasks a young Senator to draft a new constitution to be approved by Plebiscite. The Coalition steps in to help by hiding the Senator from the entrenched political bosses in D.C. Meanwhile the Coalition finally takes definitive action against the drug runners our of Mexico. They team up with both the U.S. and Japan to take total control of Colombia and Mexico. The new government is formed, yet again in the U.S. under a new system. The Supreme Court is gone and a Triumvirate takes over the reins of command. New heroes and old villains reappear and cause more trouble only have to face two very powerful American countries.

From the very beginning of the bloodless revolution when five South Western states secede from the Union, the new country has had to fight with neighboring Mexico, with some elements of the United States west coast, and more than once some foreign dictator who never realized the power that the country had behind it. The action has ranged from the frozen parts to Siberia to the deserts of Mexico and Iran. The allies come and go, one week it's France, the next week it's Persia under a new Shah. The United states continues to bumble along going through treason and revision three times. No government seems to work and the country dissolves into territories once again. The Coalition governm ...

This is the guide book to all of the main characters in the three part novel, ROYAL CONTINUUM. The characters involved are a stylized George Washington, Benedict Arnold, and King George IV. The second part is a mythical tour through battles in North America. The huge Mexican Empire and the Small Countries of New Savannah, New England and New France. New France is the antagonist. George Patton, Eisenhower, Roosevelt, Franklin, Francis Marion and many imaginary men and women. A fanatic dictator and a lovely female spy meet up with a western group of hard and tough mercenaries. Kings, Princes, Princesses, Dictators, Emperors and Generals and soldiers, all fantasy, all interesting fill the ...

Once again the U.S. and the Coalition are threatened by both internal and external forces. Secession seems to be the order of the day and stopping it seems to be the mission of the day. California, Oregon and Washington attempt to pull out as does New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. Their efforts fail in the light of outside emergencies. An assassin manages to get into the White House but is found out. The two countries now combine to run a convoy to Persia to help the country there develop their oil after decades of abuse by the Ayatollahs. Even on the high seas, treachery abounds.

The Coalition of The South Western States has become dominant in the Northern Hemisphere of the Americas. The former United States is now a military controlled entity. It is bankrupt and barely able to stand on its own. Now the Russians decide that they would like California, Oregon, Washington and Alaska. An alliance of the former United States, The Coalition and France move in to stop the Russians and end their threat to the Pacific. New characters come in to play along with old favorites, in the guise of John Ron Gibbons (of course), Julio Rendon, Carl Robertson, Henry Cortez, Charles Minter and the Shah of Iran. A funny but fine alliance. Prophetic about today's world. Four years a ...

This story inside of a story tells of the dangerous times at the turn of the first millennium. Europe is threatened by Moslems and by deceit and egos on the thrones. The Duke of Normandy disappears on a mission and his illegitimate son, William takes over with the aide of a knight and local feudal master. Several battles prove William to be a leader. Elsewhere in Spain palace intrigue has reached the point that may see the demise of one of the Princes. The main character travels the length and breadth of western Europe trying to escape a past and build a future. He is the driving influence between a treat by William and the King of the Vikings. Vikings, war, love, treachery, betrayal, ...

The series that started with Objective:Freedom is continuing. A bankrupt U.S.A. has failed and is taken over by a military coup led by the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of staff. He manages to get a workable alliance with the Coalition of South Western State. They combine resources to thwart yet another plot against them From the swamps of N. Florida to the skies over Iran, the two countries beat terrorist threats. But the problems at home continue. The former rulers of the U.S.A. have resigned, under duress, and one plots to infiltrate the country and bring it back into her seat of power. One of them retires and another aligns himself with the ruling Military Junta.

Ace Farmer is a low achiever and basically lazy just getting by. He, by accident, finds that he can travel through time. He is basically familiar with the rules of time travel and tries to violate a couple, to no avail. Ace meets Reena accidently somewhere in the past. They are mutually attracted and have some adventures together. But lurking in another time zone is a menace that could destroy them, their budding romance, and possible the world that they live in. The differences in time and customs turn out to be nothing more than inconveniences. But, lurking in the shadows of time and space, are powerful people bent on dehumanizing the world to be the way that they wanted. They are ove ...

The nation of Iran is sponsoring an international terrorist, who has an ax to grind against the U.S. The terrorist enlists the aid of a convicted felon to destroy the leadership of the U.S. Like many third world people he thinks if they cut off the head the body will die. The coalition cooperates with the U.S. to get this terror off of the streets. Several odd turn of events will see the plot through to the end. The story has double-crosses, love, romance, military action and intrigue. The action stretches from the Mosques in Iran to the docks of San Diego and into the vast wastelands of New Mexico and Arizona. The corridors of power are examined in Washington, and in Fort Worth. ...

To Challenge the Present by James Huber is a thought provoking ‘what-if’ fictional novel. Part One of the book takes place at the end of the Revolutionary War, during the time in history when George Washington became our first president. In the twenty-first century, ten generations later. The new leader is Washington’s descendant, Edward Lake, King Edward V of New England. There is a new war taking place between the Kingdom of New England and New France. Philadelphia is the capital and the Red French forces are trying to take control. There is a deal made with Mexico for a secret weapon that will surely end the war.