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The Eagle's Scream

by Gerald J. Berry

205 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #05-2387; ISBN 1-4120-7491-6; US$16.49, C$18.96, EUR13.55, £9.48

The Eagle's Scream is fact from the past and what can happen by the year 2020 including the end of the UN, US borders being sealed and the world being consumed by wars and disease.

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The Eagle's Scream is a fictional account of the adventures of a young couple caught in a world of change. By 2020, the world has had significant changes in the way it lives. The US has tired of politics as it has always been and a third party has emerged which has promised change. The new President has fulfilled campaign promises to the citizens who elected her; the US has withdrawn from the corrupt UN, sealed its borders, and instituted controls to contain terrorist. A man-made disaster in the Middle East contaminates the oil making it unusable. The disaster in the Middle East threatens the world when deadly gases are released into a jet stream and that causes the death of millions in Europe, Asia and Africa. When the gas threatens North America, the President directs the evacuation of the country. Not everyone gets the order to leave. This is the story of a young couple that come out of the Dakota Mountains and must find their way home. They must overcome hot and cold weather, gangs that have been left behind and are antagonistic and the uncertainty of a world without controls. They also are able to find others who, like themselves, are struggling to survive.

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About the Author

Gerald Juan "Sam" Berry enlisted in the United States Army in 1960 and retired as Lieutenant Colonel in 1990. His primary area of service was in military and intelligence with brief tours in the infantry and the logistics and maintenance fields. He spent nine years in Germany, two in England, one year in France, two years in Okinawa and two years in Viet Nam. Following his retirement, he and his wife spent one year in the Dominican Republic.

He retired to Sutherland, Virginia. He has been married to Elizabeth Anne (Tobias) since 1967. His daughter and son-in-law, Susan and Tom Loden, have one daughter, Katherine.

Sam has been an active member of the Boy Scouts of America since 1950 and is a member of the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Lions Club International, and is a Life Member of Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity.

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