Since the formation of the United States almost two hundred thirty years ago, there had been a constant battle between two forces. Those who fought to increase the power of the state over the lives of the people on the one hand, and those who cherished the limited government that the Founding Fathers had created on the other. For many years, there were citizens who argued that voting was the way to keep—or restore—a limited government. They said that violence was not the answer. Junior Representative Bill Jeffers from Idaho’s 2nd district believed that the time for peaceful revolution had run out. He had come to the painful conclusion that the only way to restore liberty was through bloodshed. And while he knew that he would face a tough adversary while on his mission, he never could have imagined the brutality and ruthlessness of the enemy.

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Jay Philip Williams is a newly minted writer whose first novel is not only controversial but thought provoking. In it, he writes about limited government, individual liberty, and economic freedom, three of the things which are most important to him. He also throws in some helicopters and airplanes, lots of guns and shootouts, evil politicians, and some sinister international intrigue.

In Insurgency: Refreshing the Tree of Liberty, Bill Jeffers opened a can of worms he couldn't have imagined. Not only was the country rocked, but his personal life was gravely threatened. In Liberty: New Beginnings, Bill must battle a group of brutal savages to protect his own family, but then gets pulled into a fight on behalf of citizens on the other side of the planet. He's forced to ask himself how far he is willing to go in the name of individual liberty. Is Bill willing to give his life for total strangers? Will his fight against tyranny result in a better life for all of humanity or their destruction and absolute slavery?

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Jay Philip Williams continues in his second novel where the first one left off. Exploring more thoroughly the ideas of limited government and what could be done to battle tyranny, he delves into some of what has happened throughout history to enslave humanity and explores possible ways to battle the tyrants. He hopes the reader will find this book not only thought provoking, but also fun and exciting.

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