Forty Days of Fire, Forty Days of Rain

Challenged by the strange currents and savage storms of his life, author Douglas McDaniel captures an apocalyptic age of turmoil that began with the election of George W. Bush in 2000 and an oddly coincidental solar storm occurring in New England. This personal narrative leads all of the way through eight years of disaster on the North American continent. It is a “living novel” and commentary on life during wartime, on strange weather and social chaos … a rave and borderline blog by one man trying to stay ahead of the wave during a new century spinning out of control.