Carlton Morris

Jeesus: Evil Has a Name Carlton Morris

A suicide bomber has just blown up a section of people. Imagine a peaceful Saturday afternoon you and your seven and eleven year old sons are having a great time at a football bowl game and you just witness the carnage. Can you imagine the mental and physical scars that will affect you, especially your kids? I know the kind of world that we live in. But our little children should not have to know this type of pain and suffering, until we as parents and teachers gradually explains it. There has come an evil to America like we have never seen. This is America! This cannot be. This is not the Middle East, some will ask. Things go "Boom" all the time over there. It was just a matter of time that our democracy would be challenge. Can we protect our mind, and what's inside our hearts? Today we live in a world of digital thoughts. Through the means of social media and electronic messages sent over cellular networks, your thoughts are now manifested into a physical form. Some of the things we say on social media sites and electronic messaging, we would never say to someone face. But on the flip side of not expressing yourself and keeping hate, pride and jealously stored inside, is the root to all evil. The evil that has come to America feeds on your hidden hatred. Suddenly, you are standing over dead bodies and cannot understand why you did it. You have a bomb strap to your waist and all you can think about is, "virgins in paradise." This book is not focusing around religions or anyone particular ideological views. It is a powerful fiction for your enjoyment on a story about terror and the mind. Homeland Security Chief Ronnie Shaw and his team is baffle about some crimes that has suddenly begun to threaten the Homeland. The metropolitan area of Washington D. C. is home to our freedom. As they chase down leads, the body count continues to climb. After a suicide bomber detonates a suicide vest, other law enforcement agencies are investigating a possible terror cell