One rainy night, everyone in the United States and Canada heard the booms of bombs going off.
The next day, houses and buildings lay in ruins, leaving paths of dead people. A great number of the survivors fled to the woods.
The people split off and formed camps, with each camp choosing a special name. Everyone began scavenging for food and water in stores that hadn't been demolished.
Meanwhile, soldiers from another country were holding the President of the United States captive. The survivors knew they needed to do something to rescue the President, but the question remained, would they be able to bring him back in one piece?
About the Author
I am a retired school teacher and principal in the country where I live. I hold a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Middle School Education, along with an Educational Specialist degree in Supervision of Teachers and Leadership.
As a lifelong resident of Calhoun, Georgia, I raised my two sons here and have always been passionate about reading any book I can get my hands on. When my sons were young, I often made up stories to tell them at bedtime.
Now, I am a proud grandmother of four and cherish every moment with them. Although retired, I continue to teach first and second-grade students in Sunday School every Sunday, and I also sing in the church choir.