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America stands at the edge of something it doesn't yet understand.
In Over the Precipice, the second installment of The Precipice Series, the growing threats facing the United States are about to take a dangerous new turn.
Retired Green Beret Paul Michaels and his close-knit group of family and friends have spent months preparing for an uncertain future. They know the country is becoming increasingly unstable. They know there are dangers most Americans either don't recognize or don't want to consider. What they don't know is whether they have prepared enough—or how soon they may find out.
As tensions rise and new threats emerge, Paul and his group must begin adapting to a world where yesterday's assumptions may no longer apply. The challenges facing them will test more than their preparations. They will test friendships, families, loyalties, and the bonds holding communities together.
And somewhere beyond the problems Americans can already see, a determined multinational enemy is preparing to make its move.
Paul and his friends have done what they can to prepare for the worst.
The worst is about to arrive.
And when it does, fear and uncertainty will force ordinary people to make extraordinary choices.
How long will it be before Americans turn against Americans?
America stands at the edge of something it doesn't yet understand.
In Over the Precipice, the second installment of The Precipice Series, the growing threats facing the United States are about to take a dangerous new turn.
Retired Green Beret Paul Michaels and his close-knit group of family and friends have spent months preparing for an uncertain future. They know the country is becoming increasingly unstable. They know there are dangers most Americans either don't recognize or don't want to consider. What they don't know is whether they have prepared enough—or how soon they may find out.
As tensions rise and new threats emerge, Paul and his group must begin adapting to a world where yesterday's assumptions may no longer apply. The challenges facing them will test more than their preparations. They will test friendships, families, loyalties, and the bonds holding communities together.
And somewhere beyond the problems Americans can already see, a determined multinational enemy is preparing to make its move.
Paul and his friends have done what they can to prepare for the worst.
The worst is about to arrive.
And when it does, fear and uncertainty will force ordinary people to make extraordinary choices.
How long will it be before Americans turn against Americans?