Can George Washington survive 2037 to return to his destiny in 1787?
While General George Washington prepares to speak to the American people in the year 2037, China, Russia, and Iran test America’s stretched resources by advancing on multiple fronts.
While President Harrison works to avert World War III, the FBI and McKnight’s time travel team close in on Islamic terrorists and modern-day Nazis who share a common goal—the death of General Washington.
The FBI raids the Islamic terrorists’ hideout, but one man escapes… the only one who can still carry out their plan.
If McKnight and his team eliminate these threats and time-jump Washington back to 1787, they have one last threat—a sleeper assassin committed to preventing Washington from reaching the Constitutional Convention alive.
SURVIVAL is episode 4 and the conclusion of The Time Patriot series.
Kim Megahee is a writer, musician, and retired computer consultant. He has a degree in mathematics education from the University of Georgia. His background includes playing in rock bands, selling women’s shoes, teaching high school, and much experience in computer programming, security, and consulting.
He co-founded a computer consulting firm (Zivra LLC) in 2012 and traveled on business to Europe, Scandinavia, Central America, South America, and New Zealand. He retired from IT work in 2017 to focus on his family, music, and his writing career.
Kim is an accomplished speaker. He’s a member of the Atlanta and Georgia Writers Associations and chairman of the Northeast Georgia Literary Society.
In addition to his four standalone time travel novels and a four-episode series (the Time Patriot series), he also published a couple of childhood memoirs in the SouthernReader.com e-magazine.
Kim started his writing career later in life after a former student encouraged him to write down some of the stories he was fond of telling. In addition to writing, he enjoys reading, boating on Lake Lanier, playing in his Classic Rock band (TheAtlantaSoundKeepers.com), and socializing with friends.
Kim lives in Gainesville, Georgia, with his soulmate wife Martha and Leo, the brilliant but incredibly stubborn red-headed toy poodle.
The Founding Fathers were men of vision and discernment. They knew that in the face of another war with England or anyone else, the Articles of Confederation were not sufficient to compel the states to work together in the nation’s defense.
By all accounts, the Constitutional Convention was a big fight among the delegates. If you look closely at the arguments and positions, it eerily reminds you of fights in Congress today.
But they finally hammered out the Constitution as a huge compromise. It’s clear that most of them weren’t very happy with it, but they knew it was the best framework they could put together. As a group, they decided to keep their personal feelings to themselves and determined to present a united front to the people so it would be ratified by the States.
It must have been scary, and a real roller-coaster ride, but this work started the United States on a path that made it the superpower it is today.
