Mongol Moon

In Mark Sibley's debut novel, Mongol Moon, World War III has been quietly underway as China and Russia infiltrate the United States with spies and soldiers, unbeknownst to the American government. As an EMP strike plunges the nation into chaos, ordinary citizens must rise to defend their communities. Gale Washington, an analyst at the Joint Intelligence Command, and his wife Joey, a Navy commander on the International Space Station, find themselves fighting for survival alongside their neighbors in a suburban setting. The story explores the profound personal ramifications of a global struggle for survival.