All We Like Sheep

by C.M. Cannon

General Washington is rolling in his grave…or is he?

Madison Thomas, a slightly awkward American Studies professor at Georgetown University has stumbled upon centuries-old encrypted documents that speak of an underground movement---spawned by the Sons Of Liberty---that planned to keep eight of the Founding Fathers alive in a state of suspended animation.

The group's intentions? Having the Fathers revived in the future to lead a second American Revolution!

With his discovery, Thomas unwittingly sets into motion a dangerous series of events, resulting in kidnap, murder and mayhem, and exposes an even more sinister cabal that has manipulated world governments for millennia.

305 pages, Paperback

First published February 7, 2013

Reviews

[Sandie Mixa · Rating 3 out of 5]

I would give it 3.5 stars, mainly because the beginning and ending were hard for me to relate to. It started out kind of confusing to me an I almost gave up. Then the middle was great and I really liked the relationship between Maddy and Allie. The ending - while it made sense - was told in generalities so I couldn' find it believable. I didn't like the detail given to Rahman's killings and his mind. It was creepy and the reason I don' read murder mysteries. I do support the main premise and theme of the book - supporting the Constitution and individual freedoms and less government.

[CM Cannon · Rating 5 out of 5]

All We Like Sheep is a fresh new novel by C M Cannon. This page-turner combines historical fiction, conspiracy theory and crime drama to engulf the reader in a world of intrigue, murder, and revolution.
Considered by some to be a kind of DaVinci Code for conservatives, this political thriller will appeal to those who long for a return to America’s founding principles, for the days when individual freedom and personal responsibility walked hand in hand.