Blood for our future is a Military/political thriller whose stakes could not be higher. It follows the President of the United State as he prepares to launch a joint preemptive first strike with Israel against the world’s Islamist terrorists.

President Harlan Andrews is acting on a secret Israeli Intelligence Service report, outlining Iranian plans for constructing nuclear weapons to blow up the world. The courageous little country lawyer, who was little more than a compromise selection for Vice President, has assumed office upon the sudden death of the younger charismatic president he served.

Andrews realizes he has no choice but to join Israel in her plans for a first strike to meet the threat with quick and overwhelming lethal force. The urgent report clearly shows there are just months left before Mohammed Waleed, the Iranian leader, works out his final problems and constructs a series of atomic weapons. It tells Andrews that Waleed believes he can bring about an end of days that will send Muslims to paradise and infidels to hell.

Because this terrible threat demands drastic and immediate action, Israel makes a proposal to America that will change the world forever. The Jewish State wants to force Iran and her allies into a final showdown, “winner take all” war by using one of its own towns as bate for an attack. The plan is to trick the Iranians and their terrorist allies into an attack on Israel. Once they make their move, they will be fighting America and Israel’s war on America and Israel’s timetable. That will provide legal grounds to make war as the trap slams shut. If the plan works Waleed and his allies will be annihilated in this “all in” winner- take- all war. If the plan fails America’s and Israel’s Prime Minister would be tried as war criminals.       

Secrecy and surprise must be strictly protected as President Andrews and Ethan Gross, Israel’s Prime Minister, work together to develop the first plan. Israel’s half is called Operation Purim Party and America’s half is called Operation Sucker Punch.

Under Operation Purim Party Israeli deep cover agents incite a mosque full of rabidly anti Israeli and anti American Islamists into charging over the Lebanon/Israel border to murder everyone they can find in the town of Qiryat Shemona, three miles into the Jewish State’s territory. The plan has just one chance to work and it has to be perfectly timed.

 Blood for our future’s plot explains why the free world’s only chance for survival is taking the Islamist threat seriously and acting immediately. It takes the reader to high level conferences where the option of negotiation is explained and rejected.  It takes the reader into the thought processes of the President as he concludes he must act now or watch America die. Of that possibility, he says “I didn’t come up here [Washington] to be the president the day America died.” And he means it.

This swiftly moving narrative clearly shows what this “all in” war would look like around the world. In Europe and in the Middle East, it brings the reader close enough to almost smell the death from Iran’s nuclear tipped Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles that slip into liftoff just seconds before Israel’s own nuclear weapons could destroy them.

Blood for our future or Dom lated Shlano in Hebrew is a story of how only a bitter sacrifice by today’s generation to protect and preserve the free world’s future generations.  It is a chilling description of carnage in America’s streets as ordinary citizens stand and fight for their own survival and America’s military fights to conquer the Islamists on the open battlefields it needs to secure victory around the world.

The aftermath of this apocalyptic tale shows the reader a hopeful and cautiously optimistic world temporally made safe from the threat of Islamist terror. It is a believable scenario and serious prescription for dealing with the continuing threat of terror in our world.    

  About the authors:

Kevin Collins has a background in both the United States Marine Corps and Army Intelligence. A member of FoP Lodge #22, on Staten Island, He is a retired NYPD officer who handled plainclothes anti crime assignments, Police Academy staff writing assignments and Community Affairs officer work. He has conducted his own political research business and has taught a various colleges in the New York City area. Currently, Mr. Collins who holds an earned doctorate in Public Administration, is teaching at St. John’s University. 

Major General Paul Vallely, US Army retired, is a 1961 West Point graduate who served two tours in Viet Nam and ended his career as the CO of the Army's Psychological Warfare School.