THE SPLAT CONSPIRACY

America in Peril

by J Joseph Higgins


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 9/02/2007

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 222
ISBN : 9781425725877
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 222
ISBN : 9781425725884
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 222
ISBN : 9781469119236

About the Book

Being a 73 year old man who was raised during the great depression I have seen enormous changes in America. There has been dramatic changes in technology, human rights, political philosophy (and engineering) and social values. I have written a 75000 word story about a college professor named Adam Solomon who after winning a large sum of money, decides to initiate a bazaar plan designed to influence the national political agenda. Adam’s goal is to prevent any further erosion of wholesome morality and America’s constitutional liberties. To accomplish this Adam assemblies a group of highly skilled and experienced assassins. Their assignment is to surgically remove specific individuals who have become an unwelcome influence by endorsing ideas that are contrary to the American constitution. After several dozen high profile killing’s a fire-storm ensues across the nation. On the one hand thousands cry for justice and a stop to the mayhem. Yet, others, the disenfranchised, the poor, the malcontents, neo-nazis and some various kooks applaud and support the activities. Some want to join up with and take part in Adam’s program. As the story builds the situation turns into a national crisis involving all of law enforcement and the President of the United States. During the crisis Adam finds himself drawn into a close relationship with the only female assassin. They have a brief sexual experience but, Adam finally succumbs to the charms of his beautiful young secretary. A sub plot develops when a program supporter discovers the existence of an underworld child pornography ring centered in Guatemala. After much persuasion Adam and his team raid the Guatemala children’s camp freeing 200 enslaved children. They are sent to a Christian care center and later return to a normal life. Adam works through the plot with a good friend called the Captain. The Captain is a veteran of Desert Storm and though he has a dirty mouth he has a good heart and great military skills. Adam’s other good friend is a man they call Shakespear. He has a proclivity to speak using only lines that rhyme sometimes causing problems. Adam becomes friends with one of the assassins code named the Jackal. He’s very dangerous and useful. The story ends with an unusual twist. Does Adam and his friends receive justice? Do they get captured? What will their punishment consist of? Will Adam and his devoted secretary get married? Could these event actually take place? J.Joseph Higgins


About the Author

J. Joseph Higgins was educated at San Diego City College, The University of Arizona at Phoenix, and Ohio State University. It was here that he majored in the field of Industrial Psychology and World Religions. In the seventies Mr. Higgins wrote for two regional publications. One of them focused on outdoor sports and the other with regional fine arts personalities. He is a veteran of the Korean War, at which time he served in the U.S. Navy aboard an Aircraft Carrier. Most of his life has been spent working as a business manager and salesperson. During this time he received many sales and performance awards .For a short time during those years he worked with a county arts association as President and as a President of the city merchants association. Later he moved to North Carolina where he served with the Department of Defense for nine years working at the Marine Air Station at Cherry Point N.C. While there Mr. Higgins received a number of awards for cuffing production costs and for overall performance. One his many interests are Motorcycling. He has motorcycled all of the continental United States, The British Isles, Nova Scotia and eastern Canada. Mr. Higgins believes in good government and is a frequent correspondent to government officials. Mr. Higgins resides in the mid-west with his wife of fifty-two years and they are surrounded by their large family. Please keep in mind that this book is fiction, yet it brings to mind a number of important unresolved issues facing our beloved United States.