A nefarious global power seeks to take over the rights and liberties of the American people in Rusty Portner's white-knuckle thriller, Insidious Measures. Daniel Huntington is a computer programmer, but one day, his life turns upside down when he discovers a secret plot by a global group called the Quorum, which threatens to destroy the American way of life. Because of his discovery, Daniel finds himself in a unique position to intercede. To do so could put him and those around him in great danger. Will he be forced to choose between his loved ones and his love of liberty? What price will he pay in his struggle against the agents of faux Utopianism? As Daniel fights the assaults of this deadly global agenda, time is ticking out. Can he succeed or is his life-and America's future-already about to expire? Freedom and liberty are everyone's birthright, but they must be jealously guarded, says Portner. His blistering novel warns of a trans-generational, multi-national movement that is dedicated to usurping American sovereignty and delivering it to a global government. This global movement will limit our power and undermine our right to manage all aspects of our American life. This is a thrilling, plot-driven novel for anyone who has ever wondered if the global view of our society has gone too far. But it is also an argument for America's right of self-government and expression and an exploration into the very principles of liberty. Beautifully written and filled with gripping plot twists and turns, Insidious Measures explores historical conspiracy and mixes it up with events eerily similar to those playing out today. Freedom and liberty must be vigilantly guarded, says Portner, and we must be aware of the often subtle forces that seek to undermine our way of life. Provocative and inspiring, it is a call for every patriot to reexamine what it means to really be an American. A global government is not the answer, says Portner. Part Atlas Shrugged, part The Overton Window, and totally original, Insidious Measures will change the way you see the world, even as it tingles your spine.