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The Jefferson Allegiance: #2 nationally nest-selling eBook. NY Times best-selling writer Bob Mayer. Over 4 million books sold. The 4th of July 1826. As Thomas Jefferson is situated dying, he gives his part of his Jefferson Cipher to Edgar Allen Poe, with instructions to use the disks to Western Point. In Massachusetts, John Adams entrusts his part of the Cipher to Colonel Thayer, the superintendent of the Government Academy. As Thayer rides away, Adams utters his final words: "Thomas Jefferson survives." In the present, Green Beret Paul Ducharme has been recalled from Afghanistan after the "accidental' loss of life of his best friend, the son of 1 of the Philosophers. While Ducharme is going to his friend's gravesite in Arlington, an old man is executed by an associate from the Modern culture of Cincinnati know as the Plastic surgeon, who is wanting to collect all the pieces of the cipher. Within a nearby restaurant, previous CIA and today Curator at Monticello, Evie Tolliver, waits anxiously for her mentor to reach, but he's wiped out by the same assassin at the Zero Milestone. His center and the Philosopher's mind are exhibited as a grisly concept on top of the rock, echoing Jefferson's famous head-heart letter. Ducharme and Tolliver, the unknowing heirs to be the next generation of caretakers of the Jefferson Allegiance, team up and must battle the Surgeon to put together the Cipher and discover the Jefferson Allegiance, a document that has retained the total amount of power in the United States for over two decades. The story is a competition back through background and the founding of the country.This is the first booklet in a fresh series: The Presidential Thrillers, each novel based on a historical puzzle left behind by a President. The Kennedy Undertaking will be released in summer 2012. The Facts The Modern culture of the Cincinnati was founded in-may of 1783. A leading member was Alexander Hamilton, and the first President of the Modern culture was George Washington. Thomas Jefferson was not allowed regular membership. The Modern culture of the Cincinnati is the oldest ongoing military society in North America. It offers its current head office at the Anderson House in downtown Washington, D.C. In 1802, President Thomas Jefferson, popular for his strong opposition to a standing up army, set up the United State Government Academy, the oldest Military services Academy in North America. In 1819, Thomas Jefferson founded the School of Virginia, the first school in the United States to separate religious beliefs from education. It offers its current head office in Philosophical Hall on Liberty Square in Philadelphia. "The tree of liberty must be rejuvenated from time to time with the blood vessels of patriots and tyrants."
—Thomas Jefferson 1787.
