The Extraterritorial

by John Morressy

At the close of the twentieth century a series of natural disasters tear the United States apart. A new organization, the Association for Peace and Progress, forms to assist the government in restoring order, in part by erecting a Barrier from Lake Erie to the Gulf of Mexico, behind which lies safety and security. Martin Selkirk, an extraterritorial, protects the Association's interests outside the Barrier, although he has only a hazy idea of what he does. When he begins to realize the atrocities he has committed for the Association he plans his revenge.

189 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1977