The pope’s death, the union of China and Korea as a single nation, and the global economic collapse triggered World War III. Or was it all orchestrated by a secret society determined to establish a one-world government and erase Christianity forever?

SYNOPSIS:

When the Vatican claimed it had received a retraction from a journalist who wrote about the demented pope, it refused to release the document to the public. The mysterious death of the pope shocked the world following the disappearance of the writer. That year, Christmas celebrations were canceled in mourning for the Catholic Church, and even leaders of other religions offered prayers for the eternal repose of His Holiness’s soul.

Meanwhile, the war in the Middle East continued to escalate, causing severe fluctuations in oil prices and skyrocketing commodity costs. Economic systems began to collapse, even as a wave of digital chutzpah spread across the globe.

China and Korea united as a single nation. Determined to rival NATO, particularly the United States, the newly formed superstate sought global dominance, and there was no turning back.

Rumors spread that the union of China and Korea was supplying nuclear weapons to factions in the Middle East. Although no evidence confirmed the accusations, many believed the superstate was the primary culprit, infuriating the American president.

Henry, the premier of the union of China and Korea, secretly visited America disguised as an ordinary citizen and met Isaac, the brother of the missing journalist. Isaac, one of the youngest students pursuing a BS in Physics at Harvard University, believed that chaos theory should instead be called the “laws of chaos,” and he had predicted the coming war. He was also convinced that the Vatican was behind the disappearance of his brother, Napoleon.

When Isaac received a late-night phone call regarding Napoleon, he embarked on a dangerous mission to save him. Upon discovering that a secret society was orchestrating the rise of a one-world government to ignite global war, Isaac sought Henry’s help.

In 72 hours, World War III would begin.

“If power is a religion,” Henry once said, “then I’m proud to be an atheist.” Those words inspired the young genius to save the world from the New World Order.

But what if, instead of establishing a New World Order, the secret society sought to strengthen the Roman Catholic Church instead, much to the dismay of the global elite? In the end, will faith triumph over greed and evil?