In this first book of a trilogy, Jeremiah, who claims to be a modern-day religious prophet, attempts to create a following by killing the evil ones -pedophiles, bullies and rapists, prison inmates, stock market manipulators and crooked politicians. At the same time, he progressively publishes on the Internet a new book of the Christian Bible allegedly revealed to him by God. Jeremiah threatens to detonate a nuclear weapon on the eastern seaboard unless the government allows him to form an independent state in the Midwest, where his followers will implement God s revised plan for mankind. ***

Jeremiah is superb, knuckle-whitening excitement from page one. -Douglas Preston, author of "The Relic."
The action flies . . . "Jeremiah Terrorist Prophet" . . . adds another writer to the list of successful suspense writers today. -"Florida Times-Union."
A slam-bang novel . . . fast paced . . . the story hurtles toward a tense climax. -"The Lincoln Journal Star."
Smith favorably follows Stephen Coonts and Larry Bond in weaving a tale of America under attack. -Jon Land, author of "The Walls of Jericho."