Part of Series
What is the true cost of security? Amid a wave of unprecedented terrorist attacks on American soil, a panicked president declares a state of emergency and hands over control to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). As FEMA oversteps the mark and totalitarianism descends across the country, investigative journalist Jack Emery knows he has to act. Facing weekly terrorist attacks and FEMA atrocities, Jack struggles to stop the madness. But this time, he’s on the wrong side of the law and fighting the government he’s trying to save.
Author
Steve P. Vincent lives with his wife in a pokey apartment in Melbourne’s north-west, where he’s forced to write on the couch in front of an obnoxiously large television. When he’s not writing, Steve keeps food and flat whites on the table working for the man. He enjoys beer, whisky, sports and dreaming up ever more elaborate conspiracy theories to write about. He has a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Political Science and History. His honours thesis was on the topic of global terrorism. He has travelled extensively through Europe, the United States and Asia. The Foundation is his first novel.
