And The Walls Came Tumbling Down

by William S. Moody


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 9/12/2017

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 62
ISBN : 9781546207313
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 62
ISBN : 9781546207306

About the Book

This work of fiction examines the possibility of sophisticated western European countries being legally overthrown by Islamic groups using the ballot box as the vehicle to achieve their goal. A well-organized migration of Islamic faithful to the United Kingdom ensures that with time, western Europe becomes part of the caliphate, which ultimately will control Saudi Arabia, Syria, Iran, and Iraq. The United States gets drawn into the changing world order and, apart from giving sanctuary to United Kingdom interests, suddenly finds itself coping with change, the pressure for which comes from the states themselves. Russia and China begin to emerge as major players, and as Russia rebuilds its empire, it takes advantage of the fiscal disarray in the United States and offers a substantial sum of money to purchase Alaska. A deal is done—Alaska rejoins the Russian Empire. However, other states have been carefully watching the Alaska deal and now look at their own options.


About the Author

Born in 1942, William Moody was raised in Birmingham, England. His insurance career took him to Bristol, Glasgow and London where he worked for various insurance broking companies before forming his own company. He acquired a number of insurance brokerages to expand his business including a Lloyd’s of London broker. He bought an insurance agency in Seattle, Washington and relocated to the United States of America in 1990. Some years later, this business was eventually sold and he retired to Indian Wells in Southern California. He and his wife , Marian became American Citizens in 2003 and proudly hold dual citizenship with the United Kingdom. They enjoy the relaxed life of Country Club living with their many friends in the Coachella Valley and together they have five children and ten grandchildren. This is William’s first venture into story-telling.