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Six Americans will die from a handgun bullet during the time it takes an average person to read this novel.

In today’s America, there is no hope of preventing those killings. Dealing with gun violence is mired in a cultural logjam—as things are, nothing will change.

But what if lethal firearms became illegal and gun makers could make billions selling nonlethal guns? They’d make it happen.

And what if we could defend ourselves with non-lethal firearms? We’d make it happen.

We the Enemy, by Ray Rhamey, is a speculative thriller that tackles big issues with action and ideas.

In Gundown, a few years from now . . .

Guns are still everyday killers. Most of us have no defense—except in Oregon, where reform has stopped gun sales and encouraged us to have non-lethal weapons.

To Hank Soldado, Army veteran, ex-cop, and a good guy with a gun, his duty is to find a way to stop the reform leader from taking away 2nd Amendment rights.

But then he sees that the man is turning our murderous gun impasse into self-defense, security, safety, and crime prevention.

Treachery strikes, and Hank is the only one who can keep the movement alive— but he has to turn his back on bone-deep beliefs about our right to guns.