Skip to content America The Great is Falling is a gripping exploration of systemic inequities that plague marginalized communities across the United States. Through the intertwined stories of Maya, Rosa, and their families, Michael Henderson unpacks the devastating impacts of healthcare disparities, immigration traumas, and institutionalized oppression. This fictional narrative, rooted in real-world issues and lived experiences, highlights the resilience of those who fight for justice against all odds. The book exposes the power dynamics that perpetuate inequality while celebrating the strength of collective action. With themes of hope, loss, and transformation, it challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths. More than just a story, it is a powerful call to action for building a more equitable society. Bold, thought-provoking, and emotionally resonant, America The Great is Falling inspires change and solidarity in the face of adversity.
In The Disgrace of America’s Empire, Michael J. Henderson tells the stories of soldiers from marginalized communities—Black, Latino, Asian, and LGBTQ+ individuals—who fought valiantly for the U.S. military, only to return home to face rejection, discrimination, and violence. This gripping novel explores the betrayal they endured upon their return and the systemic injustices that continue to affect them. From veterans facing deportation to those dishonorably discharged because of their identity, this book offers an emotional look at the fight for justice that extends far beyond the battlefield. As Henderson uncovers the stories of these forgotten patriots, he challenges readers to confront the deep-seated racism, xenophobia, and inequality that persist in the nation today.
How Authoritarian King Seized America paints a haunting picture of a nation on the edge of collapse. Under the tyrannical rule of Don Orangeman, America becomes the Ivory Empire, a land where power and wealth are hoarded by the elite while the rest of the nation suffers. The book follows the intertwined lives of marginalized communities—Black, Brown, Latino, Asian, and white Americans—as they face an era of economic genocide, racial purges, and the brutal dismantling of democracy. Through the rising resistance and the betrayal of the power-hungry elites, Henderson reveals the dark and violent rise of authoritarianism and the ongoing struggle to reclaim justice and dignity. This novel is not just fiction; it is a chilling reminder of the forces at play in our world today.
This book is a fictional yet deeply resonant exploration of these themes, rooted in statistical evidence and lived experiences. It is not merely a story, and it reflects the struggles faced by every American culture, White, Black, and Brown communities, immigrant families, and marginalized groups across the United States.
Your voice matters; you must fight for your right to free speech and freedom. Freedom of speech is not a favor handed to us by the powerful. It is not a gift. It is not a privilege. It is a birthright. A sacred inheritance passed down by every soul who dared to speak when it was dangerous.
Betrayal is a silent scream. It doesn’t always come with warning signs or sirens—it arrives disguised in the face of someone you trusted, loved, honored, or believed in. It is not the stab of an enemy—it is the twisting knife of a friend, a parent, a spouse, a leader, a system that promised protection and gave you pain. It is the kind of wound that doesn’t just bleed—it lingers, it festers, it spreads like infection through every part of your identity.
This book is about that wound.
Whether it came through the collapse of a marriage, the betrayal of a parent, a two-faced colleague, the spiritual abuse of a pastor, or the silent complicity of institutions, you’re here because something sacred was broken. And you’re still bleeding.
“I Found Love on a Two-Way Street: Lost It on a Political Highway” is a provocative and deeply emotional political thriller where love dares to bloom in the deadliest corridors of power.
Naomi Ariella is a master strategist, born into wealth, sharpened by secrecy, and cloaked in the silence of her elite Hebrew lineage. Once known as The Lioness within intelligence circles, she traded shadow warfare for political reform until a forbidden affair threatens to destroy everything she rebuilt.
Julian Alvarez is a Republican rising star with ambition burning in his chest and blood on his past. As a teenager, he brushed the edge of gang violence, witnessed a murder, and fled California with a stolen fortune. Reinvented, refined, and ruthless in his pursuit of power, Julian hides behind his perfect English and sculpted persona. But the ghosts of his youth are not finished with him yet.
“What does faith look like when the world turns its back on the faithful?”
From the blood-soaked roads of ancient Rome to the back alleys of modern America, How Deep Is Your Love: The Apostles, Suffering, and the Power of Enduring Faith is a gripping journey through time—where the anguish of the apostles’ echoes in the cries of the marginalized today.
Dr. Michael J. Henderson weaves together the martyrdom of early Christian apostles with the lived experiences of Black, Brown, and immigrant communities who suffer under the weight of systemic injustice, racial violence, and spiritual silence. This book dares to ask the hard questions: What does it mean to suffer for your beliefs? How do you hold on to faith when the world deems you disposable? And can love truly endure through betrayal, oppression, and despair?
In this stirring blend of theology, history, and modern witness, Henderson reclaims the sacred voices of those who refuse to bow—then and now. From persecuted prophets to present-day prophets in hoodies, uniforms, and hijabs, this book reminds us that the power of enduring faith isn’t just a relic of the past—it’s alive, it’s burning, and it’s still bleeding truth into a broken world. This is not just a story of the apostles. This is the story of all of us.
The Rise of Morningstar’s Offspring – The Son of Dawn is a prophetic fiction steeped in biblical imagery, historical injustices, and spiritual truths that refuse to be silenced. While this story is a work of fiction, it echoes the tremors of real-world suffering and resistance—, especially among Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities whose lives and legacies have been shaped by forces of empire, religion, and racial violence.
This book is not a theological blueprint, but rather a creative exploration of the cosmic and the carnal—where angels fall, giants rise, and systems of power war against the soul of humanity. It draws from ancient scripture, apocryphal texts, and modern resistance movements to raise questions we must all confront: Who holds the power? Who bears the cost? And who will rise when others fall?
I write not to provoke fear, but to awaken the discerning. Not to condemn, but to stir reflection. If this book disturbs you, I ask only that you lean into the discomfort. If it empowers you, may you carry that fire into your world with purpose and integrity.
This is a powerful and necessary book—one that may shake the very foundation of your understanding of Christ and challenge the core of your American Christian identity. You are not just reading history or social critique. You are stepping into a prophetic tradition. One that exposes evil not only through facts and events but through spiritual discernment and courageous truth-telling.
In the movie A Few Good Men, Col. Nathan Jessep defiantly shouts, “You can’t handle the truth!” That moment, though fictional, captures a deeper reality. In America, many cannot handle the truth of our history—or worse, they refuse to. The truth threatens illusions. It forces accountability. It shatters sanitized narratives. Regrettably, when it comes to racial hatred, the truth reality is often too terrifying for some to confront.
Hatred, especially racial hatred, is often rooted in fear—fear of losing power, privilege, or identity. In societies built on racial hierarchies, any challenge to that structure is perceived as a threat. So, hatred becomes a defense mechanism. Violence becomes a method of control. And silence from the majority? It becomes complicity.
In a shattered America ruled by tyranny and fear, freedom is on the brink of extinction.
Once a beacon of democracy, the United States has fallen under the iron grip of a ruthless autocrat and his sinister regime. Behind the scenes, a billionaire technocrat orchestrates a surveillance state so vast and oppressive, no one escapes its gaze. As white nationalist militias enforce brutal policies and entire populations vanish into the night, a secret resistance rises from the shadows.
Led by the fearless Sophia Navarro, the elite Black Aegis Division fights a desperate shadow war against the Ivory Empire’s monstrous machine. When Sophia discovers her long-lost mother may be imprisoned within the regime’s most feared black site, Obsidian, she must lead a daring mission into the heart of darkness-risking her life, her team, and the last flicker of hope for humanity.
But in a world built on lies and betrayal, the truth is a weapon more dangerous than any gun.
The Last Defenders: Rise of the Black Aegis is a pulse-pounding dystopian thriller about loyalty, sacrifice, and the unbreakable human will to resist. Perfect for fans of V for Vendetta, Children of Men, and The Hunger Games, this gripping saga marks the beginning of an epic battle for the soul of a nation.
“What does faith look like when the world turns its back on the faithful?”
From the blood-soaked roads of ancient Rome to the back alleys of modern America, How Deep Is Your Love: The Apostles, Suffering, and the Power of Enduring Faith is a gripping journey through time—where the anguish of the apostles’ echoes in the cries of the marginalized today.
Dr. Michael J. Henderson weaves together the martyrdom of early Christian apostles with the lived experiences of Black, Brown, and immigrant communities who suffer under the weight of systemic injustice, racial violence, and spiritual silence. This book dares to ask the hard questions: What does it mean to suffer for your beliefs? How do you hold on to faith when the world deems you disposable? And can love truly endure through betrayal, oppression, and despair?
In this stirring blend of theology, history, and modern witness, Henderson reclaims the sacred voices of those who refuse to bow—then and now. From persecuted prophets to present-day prophets in hoodies, uniforms, and hijabs, this book reminds us that the power of enduring faith isn’t just a relic of the past—it’s alive, it’s burning, and it’s still bleeding truth into a broken world. This is not just a story of the apostles. This is the story of all of us.
This novel is a work of fiction. While the narrative, characters, and events are products of the author’s imagination, the story is rooted in a unique blend of scientific research, biblical texts, apocryphal writings, and historical inquiry. Drawing on ancient scriptures, theological doctrines, and speculative technologies, this story was created not as a literal interpretation of any specific belief system or scientific fact, but as an immersive world designed to explore the limits of what is possible—and what may have been lost.
“Sometimes, myth is the only language deep enough to carry the weight of truth.”
Dr. Henderson used a hybrid codex—a blend of imagination and ancient theology. The story’s foundation draws from biblical scholarship, historical accounts (including the Book of Enoch), and modern scientific theories based on artificial intelligence, transhumanism, and eschatology. The mix of science and spiritual mystery is intentional, not to blur the lines between truth and fiction, but to inspire deeper thought about the human condition, machine consciousness, and the ancient struggle between light and darkness.
All theological, cultural, and technological references serve as narrative tools for artistic and philosophical exploration. They are not doctrinal proclamations, but somewhat speculative frameworks designed to challenge perception and inspire reflection.
Any resemblance to actual individuals, places, institutions, or events—unless explicitly stated—is purely coincidental.
“Truth, when clothed in myth, can speak louder than fact.” – Michael J. Henderson
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