The dystopian “future” of Hunger Games meets the fast-paced adventure of uncovering the suppressed, misinterpreted, and mismanaged history of The Davinci Code meets the socio-political education of The West Wing meets Jordan Peterson's best debates about Western Civilization and the extraordinary new idea of the human having intrinsic self-worth that must be protected, defended, elevated, and used as a north star for all things self-governing and law-making.

Each novel reveals the dystopian alternate-history of one year in American history—2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025—but starts with the evening of a Second Civil War in America on July 3, 2024, after Tanner has been on a terrifying journey of preparation and developed a manifesto for change—a plan to bring America back to its foundation, restore freedom, and recalibrate its relationship with other world powers.

The questions “Who is Tanner Washington?” and “How did he become this man who is willing to do things that most political leaders wouldn’t even consider?” are answered as the author begins with Lockdown 2020 when the last thing Tanner wanted to do was any of this.

America faces an unprecedented pandemic and lockdown.

A reticent warrior cringes and remains uninvolved as his grandfather’s prophesies for America come true.

A devoted husband and father is forced to answer the question “How far would I go to protect my family from evil?” and answer it in the most unimaginable way.

Readers call the OLD GLORY SAGA: “a masterpiece of storytelling”… “an unequivocal triumph”… “a profoundly significant work of literature”… “like binge-watching a gripping TV show that becomes a part of my daily thought world, continually beckoning me to venture into the next episode”… “a must-read for all who survived our recent real-life pandemic”… “a must-read for every red-blooded American”… “a rare glimpse into the personal struggle of a reticent warrior”… “powerfully written”…“no holds barred”… “left me contemplating what actions I would be willing to take to defend all that I hold dear”…