Trenton Brambly Smithson, an engineering executive, witnesses an asteroid crashing to Earth and destroying his hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma, from a distance of nearly sixty miles. Trent and two new friends, a cotton-tailed rabbit and a copperhead snake, survive the disaster. The trek to find civilization and safety turns ominous when he discovers much of northeast Oklahoma is devoid of citi-zens due to forced evacuation. Militia forces supported by the military now rule the area, which is to become a military reservation built for exterminating undesirable citizens. Geo-ecological and geo-political conse-quences caused by the event spurred tyranni-cal leadership to declare martial law and acti-vate National Guard units unilaterally. States oppose each other, and the potential for civil war looms large. The chief executive, the President of the United States, Dwayne Jeffer-son Troutman, has decided to rule for the rest of his life. Smithson, supported by seasoned mili-tary associates and his personal command of Snake and Rabbit, restores order to northeast Oklahoma, ends ethnic cleansing operations, and erodes support of tyrannical rule. An intervention, disguised as DéjàVu, returns Earth to the day an asteroid erased Tulsa. But on this day, it wouldn’t happen. Everyone remembers. Smithson learns who and what Snake and Rabbit really are.