Walter Schmidt’s New Book “An Age of Treason: Parts One and
Two” looks at a potential future that could occur if America is
not saved from its corrupt political leaders.
Full press release text:
Fulton Books author Walter Schmidt, a veteran of the US Army during the
Vietnam era, has completed his most recent book “An Age of Treason: Parts One
and Two”. A gripping fictional exploration of what the United States of America
could become if allowed to continue on its spiraling, downward path of corruption
and ruin.
After receiving an honorable discharge as captain in the US Army, author Walter
Schmidt, and working in the insurance and aerospace electronics area, the
author started his own company. During his working career, Schmidt had three
businesses, the last twenty-five years as a small business advisor to small- and
medium-size companies. His experiences exposed him to the successes and
travails of the USA, helping to open his eyes to the perils that confront this nation
if things go down the wrong path.
“Part one is a fictional account of things that might have happened or could
happen,” writes Schmidt. “A fictional chronology of events that led to the creation,
by a devious cabal, establishing an agenda called the Articles of Acquisition. The
events are related in the order in which they happened, all by an attempt to
overthrow the government in the name of establishing a new order.
“In part two, after a seemingly natural event and destruction, there is the
continuation of an attempt to establish a new order, but this time, Providence
brings about a surprising chastisement.”
Published by Fulton Books, Walter Schmidt’s book will take readers on a
poignant journey to discover how easily the rights and freedoms of Americans
could be taken away in the near future if those seeking to destroy the nation
through unscrupulous means are not stopped.
Readers who wish to experience this mesmerizing work can purchase “An Age of
Treason: Parts One and Two” online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google
Play, or Barnes and Noble.
Please direct all media inquiries to Author Support via email at
support@fultonbooks.com or via telephone at 877-210-0816.
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