The New Worldorder

From a secluded cabin in Washington State, where they've fled an 'unspoken past', lawyers Michel and John are pulled back into a world far more dangerous than they could ever have imagined. Two years earlier, a suspicious legal task involving a dilapidated Salt Lake City train station spirals into a nightmare of grand, unthinkable proportions. They uncover a 200 year old secret: a binding lease, signed in 1795 between the US government and the shadowy DuPernes family descendants of King Louis XVI granting them exclusive rights to vast American lands. This explosive revelation, set to expire in mere months, could 'upend everything' property rights, capitalism, even the very foundation of the USA itself. But truth comes at a terrifying cost. An old railroad man, Stewart, is brutally silenced in a suspicious 'accident'. In Washington D.C., Michel and John are warned by shadowy figures, their very lives now explicitly threatened. After uncovering the original 'TOP SECRET' contract, confirmed by Thomas Jefferson, they are violently attacked, their hard-won proof stolen. What follows is a chilling descent into psychological horror: Michel endures a dehumanising airport interrogation, whilst nightmarish visions of insect like entities, cold FEMA agents, and grotesque, spiny furred creatures plague her, culminating in a chilling, invasive violation. Now, battered and increasingly paranoid, believing they are under constant surveillance and having experienced unimaginable terrors, Michel and John must confront the DuPernes family in St. Louis. Can they expose a conspiracy that challenges the very fabric of a nation before they are permanently silenced? Peter Boge's 'The New Worldorder' is a pulse pounding thriller where ancient secrets collide with modern power, revealing a truth so profound, it could shatter the world as we know it. The fight for freedom starts now.