On September 17, 1787, anxious citizens gathered outside Independence Hall in Philadelphia to learn what had been produced behind closed doors. Founding Father James McHenry overheard Mrs. Powell ask Benjamin Franklin, “Well Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?” Franklin replied, “A republic … if you can keep it.”

The story told in The Rings of Allah and Behold, An Ashen Horse ended with President Alexander turning his attention to rebuilding the American government, but he faces a dilemma. Fundamental questions must be answered before he can proceed. How did America’s leaders allow the terrorists to attack our great country? How did the American people stray so far from our Founding Fathers’ principles so eloquently stated in the Constitution? Do the American people want to retain those principles? Do they want to remain a Republic?

The Islamic Empire has been defeated, but fundamental Islam is still a threat to world peace, and the conquest of the Middle East begins.

Drug cartels in Mexico decide it is time to invade towns and cities along Mexico’s northern border. Cartels move into California, Arizona, Florida, and Texas. In addition to drugs, kidnapping is added to their product line. The CEO of a major defense contractor and his wife are kidnapped and taken into Mexico. Mexico’s government is penetrated at multiple levels by the cartels and is close to falling, something President Alexander will not tolerate.

Liberal governors, ambassadors, and the mainstream media plot to foil Alexander’s plans to reelect the government. Code Pink joins the party.

The non-stop action continues as new characters join the president’s team and do what must be done to put America first.

Readers are saying,

“America Reborn conjures a frightening future if we don’t return to our foundation and our constitution before our country is eroded beyond repair. This excellent novel is prophetic and shocking.” – Joe Weber, New York Times best-selling author

“Excellent follow-up to Behold, an Ashen Horse. To put it simply, if you read and enjoyed Behold, an Ashen Horse, you will enjoy this book as well. It takes up where ‘Ashen Horse’ left off. I hope Mr. Boyland will continue the story. There is a lot left to be done. Great read for enthusiasts of military adventure on a grand scale!”– - Harbingeer (Amazon review)