Jonathan Dunham

Nationberg, Gatsby, & the Execution Camp Jonathan Dunham

The clock is ticking and John scrambles to hide Roxane, his newfound love, as the

door swings open and the headlights of a rumbling Jeep flood the sleeping

quarters with a bright, unnatural glow. It's time for the monthly execution, and he

refuses to allow either one of them to be chosen. Trouble is already brewing in America when young John Gatsby is arrested for defending himself against a vile act of racism and thrown into an Alaskan juvenile detention center. The threat of a second civil war is already creeping up, in the form of protests and newly formed supremacy groups, but when John is released, it's the sudden onslaught of a global political battle that finds him captured by enemy soldiers and taken to a foreign execution camp.

If he's to survive, John must wage war within himself as it begins to rage in earnest

outside. Escape seems impossible, but he's found comfort and determination in Roxane St

Claire, fellow captive and the keeper of his heart, and vows to get them to freedom at all costs.only time will tell if that will be enough. Nationberg, Gatsby, and the Execution camp is a tale of the strength, hope, and romance that must endure the relentless trial that is World War III.