The final draft for the next book in the Survivalist series, “Operation Phoenix” is almost completed and, as usual, the Rourke gang has a lot of things that need to be taken care of. Bad aliens, Illuminati, Neo-Nazis, crazy people, and scheming low down rotten politicians all have their fingers in the pot to bring the world and its inhabitants to its knees. Could it be that John Rourke has finally met his match?
Personally, John Rourke has suffered the loss of a son he never had the opportunity to hold in his arms, to smell his sweet baby smell, or to gaze into his eyes and begin to plan for his future. His younger children have been sent far away for their own safety; who knows when and if they will be reunited. Rourke’s wife, Emma, has become a distant stranger. Sarah no longer needs him. He has been thrust into new surroundings where his son, Michael, and his best friend, Paul, have proven themselves capable of running all operations without his participation.
The major governments of the world have no real leadership except the dictates of the New World Order. The military no longer exists to protect the people and the populace, for the most part, carries on unaware or unconcerned of the radical changes occurring around the planet. The President of the United States has canceled the Bill of Rights and tightened his grip on the news media. The President as well as puppet leaders elsewhere are taking orders from ones much higher up in the chain of command; those higher up will soon control the world.
John Rourke has survived and won many battles by his perseverance and sheer willpower. By now he must feel like he is lacking in both. We all get tired. We all get discouraged. We all want to pull that blanket up over our heads and let the storms pass us by. There is nothing wrong with being discouraged by life’s happenings; there is a lot of bad stuff going on out there. But we have to consider the consequences of doing nothing, of saying nothing.
We hope John Thomas Rourke will never give up; that he will continue to fight the good fight until the last breath leaves his body. John Thomas Rourke is a fictional character who relies on the keystrokes of authors who plot his every action, his every emotion. We, on the other hand, must travel the path that our hearts and minds lead us. May we always try to follow the right path. What kind of a world do we want for our children and our children’s children?
What would John Rourke do? Will John Rourke give up the fight? Never!
Sharon