From the creative genius of acclaimed writer/director Paul Abbaszadeh comes the ultimate struggle between good and evil. The year is 2005 and the war on terrorism continues to rage. But the United States, under the leadership of John Kerry, has withdrawn all troops. In a vulnerable position, the United States of America is dealt yet another heavy blow from terrorists as they attack and invade. As the United States struggles to defend itself against another terrorist attack, the world is blind to the political upheaval that is taking place in Russia. Within the highest levels of the Russian government, there is an internal power struggle led by a mysterious general from the former Red Army. Democratic Russia has fallen and out of the ashes of the Cold War, communist Russia has been reborn under the sadistic rule of General Boris Babenkoff. One by one, nations fall to Mother Russia as she sweeps across the globe, consuming everything in her path. The United States, which has been suffering from heavy economic and political recession, has exhausted all of its military resources by defending itself from terrorism. When the threat of Boris' regime becomes apparent, the U. S. immediately tries to counter the threat, but the tattered nation, in a state of disorder, is not equipped to respond to the threat. As a result of being unable to adequately respond to Boris and his regime, the U. S. suffers a heavy blow that further weakens the United States' global position. Boris' regime continues to spread and all that remains intact within the United States is the Eastern Seaboard (likely to be the next target). CIA Director Donny Goetz has dispatched agents to deal with the threat before it is too late. The fate of the world rests upon their shoulders. | The World Is Ending Pass the Vodka by Paul Abbaszadeh, Paperback | Indigo Chapters