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In the time it takes an average person to read this novel, three Americans will die from a handgun bullet.

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 gun makers could make billions if states made lethal firearms illegal? They’d make it happen.

And what if we had a way to defend ourselves without using 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, guns are still everyday killers. Ordinary people have no defense—except in Oregon, where reforms have self-defense on the rise and guns that kill are banned.

But gun advocates fear losing their rights. Hank Soldado, Army veteran and ex-cop, is a good guy with a gun. He accepts an assignment to stop the gun-reform leader.

Going undercover to get close to his target—the closer he gets the more he’s drawn to the man’s vision for a way to turn America’s murderous gun impasse into gun-free self-defense, security, and safety.

Then treachery strikes to destroy that vision, and Hank becomes the only one who can save it—a man who has a lifetime of guns in his blood.