ABOUT THE BOOK
Game Changer by Mike Evans
An Islamic radical drives a Suburban loaded with explosives into the early morning drop-off line at a school in Denver.
In Chicago, another fanatical Muslim drives a gasoline truck into the Chicago Board of Trade building. Death and destruction rain down.
Terrorists crash small, explosive-laden airplanes into the airport in Atlanta, destroying two jumbo jets and the main terminal. All flights are grounded.
A nuclear bomb is exploded high above Washington, D.C. The entire East Coast power grid collapses. Everything is at a standstill.
This electrifying new fiction novel from Mike Evans traces the events from inception to execution — from the hopelessness of a world gone mad to a renewed hope.
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“Looks like a great read!” — President George W. Bush |
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“GameChanger is a great book. I couldn’t stop reading it once I started, and it kept me wondering how close it is to reality long after I finished.” — Rich DeVoss, |
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“This is a must read and one that will challenge the reader to face the reality of the conflict that is taking place today with radical terrorists who are bent on the destruction, not only of Israel and the United States, but the entire Western world.” — Jimmy Draper, |
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“Bestseller! Wow! GameChanger is definitely a book that you won’t be able to put down! It captivates you from the first word, and you have to keep reading to find out what’s going to happen next.” — Robert Morris, |
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“Mike Evans is one of the experts on the political situation in Israel and the Middle East. His book, GameChanger is fast paced and riveting. I would put it up against any of the best-selling mysteries on the market today…a fascinating read!” — Pat Robertson, |
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“We can absorb a terrorist attack. We’ll do everything we can to prevent it, but even a 9/11, even the biggest attack ever … we absorbed it and we are stronger … A potential game changer would be a nuclear weapon in the hands of terrorists blowing up a major American city.” — President Barack Obama |
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“Truth is so hard to tell, it sometimes needs fiction to make it plausible.” — Sir Francis Bacon |
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