The Rape Jihad

Mark Murray had looked forward to his return from Afghanistan, but constant friction in his marriage and a growing distance between himself and his children make his homecoming a crushing disappointment.
 
Mark had looked forward to his retirement from the Army, to spending time with his family, but when the president strips all benefits from military retirees, it leaves him with nothing. He has no choice but to move his family to a small farm in southwest Georgia to live with his mother.
 
The country's dire economic conditions provide few options for employment. The only job he can find is that of janitor in his daughter's school.
 
But his personal disappointments and the disturbing changes in his country become insignificant when he witnesses the takeover of the school by Arab terrorists. All that matters now is saving the children.