Book Review: American Exit Strategy

I have read American Exit Strategy by Mark Goodwin three times and I foresee a fourth time soon. Obviously, I’ve enjoyed this book.51lRvEhrjZL

American Exit Strategy is a fictional account of a possible future for America. It’s not a conspiracy but rather a possibility – and some believe – likely reality. A corrupt government combined with a mortally wounded economy leads to a country in the midst of collapse. The government’s endless money creation and borrowing are coming to an end.  During these economic struggles, a Presidential election is well underway with three main candidates. Represented are a Liberal Democrat believing in governmental fixes for all that ails the country as well as a Republican who falsely represents himself as a Moderate. An Independent candidate also has mass support and is obviously very much like a real-life Ron or Rand Paul.

Not to give too much of the story away the election ends with the candidate receiving the vast majority of votes NOT becoming President. Paul Randall – the Independent candidate – attempts to prepare the country for the economic collapse which awaits around the corner.  Government entitlement spending is drastically cut leading to massive civil unrest as EBT cards are funded late and with less money. As usual, most people won’t listen to the truth or face reality as things get worse and worse.

The story provides an extremely interesting and plausible take on how an economic collapse could occur. It’s not one single event that occurs and everything isn’t fine one day and a disaster the next. The collapse occurs over time as the government tries a variety of tactics to keep the country afloat – and the economy. Some characters pay attention and take precautions by stocking up on extra supplies. Some relocate to low population areas. Others don’t and are held accountable for their inaction.

American Exit Strategy is the first of three books in the series. I found the story extremely interesting and couldn’t wait to get to the next page to see what would happen. I became invested in the main characters and enjoyed an emotional rollercoaster ride as they dealt with stressful and dangerous times.

American Exit Strategy is family-friendly and Christian-based.  There is no profanity and that does NOT take away from the story. I appreciated the more wholesome narrative.  At the beginning of each chapter, Mark Goodwin placed a quote. Some of these originated from the Bible while others came from the Founding Fathers. These quotes are not only relevant to the storyline but to current events as well.

I really enjoyed American Exit Strategy. I believe it addressed what is one of the most realistic threats to our existence today: economic collapse and an overbearing, socialist government.  The combined excellent story as well as information on what to do to prepare for bad times ahead makes this a must-read.

While this book was written several years ago – I highly recommend it today.

JR

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2 Comments

  1. goinggray58 says:

    Just got done with a 5th or 6th read (I’ve lost count) about a month ago.
    Very applicable.
    Just finish Bobby Akart’s Lonestar series and Pandemic as well.
    A little date politically, but if you say Putin rather than Kim .. well you’ll see if you read it.
    Probably do Yellowstone next or maybe the Commune series then yellowstone.

    I read and reread to keep that I’m doing and why top of mind.
    I’m never the same reason on the next read that I was the last read.

    GG58

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