The Doomsday Journal

Doomsday Journal is a story about the American intelligence community in the late 1970''s. The tale starts with a series of seemingly coincidental deaths. When a young NSA agent learns that United States Army Generals are being systematically murdered, he is forced to investigate rival factions within his own government.

Uncovering a world wide network of corruption and terror, the agent vows to put things right. However he underestimates the pervasiveness and power of the rogue organization. When it becomes clear the program was sanctioned by Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy, the agent must determine where his true loyalty lies.

Doomsday Journal dares the reader to consider a sinister explanation for a period of history which, to this day, remains largely unexplained. Doomsday Journal asks for no leap of faith. To the contrary, the story is supported by five years of exhaustive research.