Mr. Lewis has come up with a winner here - an exciting, engrossing read that does justice to the idea of a principled stand for freedom in the face of an over-reaching, out-of-control central government. There's no preaching, no tiresome political drone - just a story of everyday people who have remembered what liberty is supposed to mean, and recognized those who are trying to take it away. With that recognition comes action, much as it did in 1775. I read the entire book in two sittings, and I'm glad to see that the sequel is already out! The Third Revolution is not just an entertaining story; it can also be a wake-up call for Americans who have become very comfortable in the face of our continued loss of freedom.