Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
PIONEERS AGAIN: The American AwakeningWhat if the dismantling of American independence wasn’t accidental - and your great-grandfather left proof?Spanning 150 years and four generations, Pioneers Again is a multigenerational family saga and political thriller that asks the question most people feel but can’t name: How did a nation of builders become a nation of dependents - and who profits when we stay that way?In 1873, Ezra Morrison built more than a home on the Great Plains. He built a fortress of self-reliance, anchored by hard-won wisdom and a journal full of truths he knew someone would need someday. His descendants would inherit more than land. They would inherit a choice.By the 1930s, as bankers circled during the Dust Bowl, Ezra’s son faced a quiet siege - not from nature, but from systems of corporate corruption designed to replace grit with compliance. By the 1960s, the machinery had grown quieter and more sophisticated: government capture, regulatory rewrites, and consulting frameworks embedding dependency into every institution Americans once trusted. And by the time Jake Morrison, a modern insurance analyst, stumbles onto his family’s forgotten journals, the old tools of control have evolved into something nearly invisible - engineered complexity, institutional nudges, and a society trained to outsource every decision.Jake never wanted to be a whistleblower. He just wanted to pay his bills. But when a single insurance policy leads to a trail of buried evidence spanning generations, he’s forced to confront a pattern that connects the railroad monopolies of the 1870s to the corporate playbooks of today - and a family legacy that demands he stand.At its core, Pioneers Again is a political thriller built on documented history. The Powell Memo. The McKinsey playbook. NOAA’s quietly retired disaster dataset. The insurance industry losses buried in Federal Reserve reports. Every major plot element connects to verifiable, sourced evidence. The fiction lights the match. The evidence keeps it honest.Told through frontier journals, Depression-era letters, boardroom memos, and a present-day awakening, this novel fuses story and documentation until they’re indistinguishable - showing how ordinary people were slowly trained to trade agency for convenience, and how that trade can still be reversed. The Morrison family didn’t just survive what was done to rural America. They documented it. And they left a map.For readers of The Grapes of Wrath, Atlas Shrugged, and The Jungle - and anyone who has ever opened a rate increase letter, received a claim denial, or wondered why everything keeps getting more complicated while fewer people seem to benefit.Pioneers Again includes a documented appendix connecting every major claim to primary sources: government archives, Federal Reserve analyses, congressional investigations, and peer-reviewed research. A companion Evidence Portal remains open online, along with a free book club discussion guide. Published by Morrison Press.The pattern is documented. The evidence is real. The only question is whether you’re ready to see it.
