Butterflies Escape $1.00 on Kindle.
The roots of the international conflict and energy dependency
were established during the Cold War.
The story begins inside the secret Russian city of
Much like a butterfly's wings can amplify
into weather affecting a continent on the other side of the globe, the lives of
these Russian students and their American counterparts will affect the history
of the world. Meteorologist Ron Palmer begins a career with the National Hurricane Service that intersect the lives of those that wish to exploit the butterfly effect.
A bitter feud with
America's
Cold War victory leaves the nation without a purpose and it fades into
consumerism and dependency upon foreign energy.
The Siberian forests which once frustrated the Soviet
Union's leaders now become an international weapon for dividing
America from its allies. Europe recedes
in importance and America becomes alone.
Russia becomes
stronger than the old Soviet Union and opportunistic China gets to choose the winner in every
international conflict. A battle for the Arctic petroleum resources threatens America and her fading allies. Memory and
past scientific investments allow America to counter the dangerous
energy politics of the new world. The
young students from the Cold War and their children repeat some chapters of
history, but with new twists and new allegiances.
America's genetic legacy saves it as new leaders counter the ambitions of those who suffered in the Cold War. The future is not certain, but it is hopeful.
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