A Mighty Fortress

by Harold Covington (Author)

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The next book of H. A. Covington''s Northwest novel trilogy, A Mighty Fortress picks up where A Distant Thunder left off, and serves as a bridge to the final novel in the series, The Hill of the Ravens. In a not too distant future, the United States is on the verge of breakup and collapse. America is hopelessly bogged down in an overseas war against the Islamic world in a dozen countries that seems to have no end, while at the same time the nation is torn by years of bloody domestic terrorism on the part of white militias in the Pacific Northwest, and Hispanic separatists in the Southwest. The economy, the government, and the legal system are falling apart. America is going broke and on the verge of meltdown, as well as facing a major Arab offensive in the Middle East. Finally, the Federal government has no choice but to submit to negotiations with the terrorists, and a peace conference is called at Longview, Washington. Cody Brock is a tough Seattle street kid, a runaway who joined the Northwest Volunteer Army at sixteen. By day he attends Hillside High School, where he falls in love with the cheerleader, homecoming queen, and budding actress, Kelly Shipman. By night he rides with the most deadly of all the terrorist hit squads, the murderous crew of the gangster-like Robert "Bobby Bells" DiBella, along with his girl comrade Nightshade. The two of theem are selected to accompany the rebel delegation to Longview, where suddenly Cody is compelled to confront a ghost from his past. His Jewish past...

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H. A. Covington lives in Olympia, Washington and works at odd jobs to support his hopeless addiction to writing. He is the author of fourteen novels, including the Northwest trilogy comprising The Hill of the Ravens, A Distant Thunder, and the last of the three, A Mighty Fortress, all published by Authorhouse, as well as the historical novel Vindictus: A Novel of History''s First Gunfighter.

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Paperback: 384 pages
Publisher: AuthorHouse (July 28, 2005)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1420859005
ISBN-13: 978-1420859003
Product Dimensions: 6 x 1 x 9 inches
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Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (24 customer reviews)
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Truly Enjoyable, Informative, and Uplifiting

Byoptingouton April 24, 2015

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Absolutely loved the entire Covington series, which I had heard about numerous times but hadn't ever read until recently. I didn't read the volumes in the order published, but there was really no confusion resulting from that; each one can be read as a stand -alone (although they work best together).

Fast-paced, action-filled, but thoughtful books on how and why the US will collapse, and how a White homeland might be secured for those of European ancestry. A number of things obviously written to be exaggerations, or imagined future excesses by the government or the social jusice warriors, don't come across as parody at all - instead they're PRESCIENT, because they've already happened in all but name.

A great deal of violence and death, but the author continually notes that "hard" times require hardened men. Respectful look at various religions, and some surprising and (to me) innovative ways to fight and win the culture war.

These books served rather a cathartic purpose for me; I'd read the day's list of atrocities and calumnies and absurdities at various alt/right websites, and then happily retreat to the books where I could psychologically cheer as each loathsome politician or journalist got his.

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fighting for a dream

ByBryan Odriscollon October 31, 2009

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Harold Covington has produced an extraordinary series of works about a fictional war of independence fought against the United States government in the north west of the country in the near future. There is not much fiction on the market which is unabashedly pro-white and anti-jew and non-white. William Pierce's 'Turner Diaries' and 'Hunter' are probably the best known. Unfortunately, the Turner Diaries was a bit amateurish and in Hunter he spent more time expounding his ideology rather than producing an entertaining story with believable characters. This is not the case with Covington's work. All four books are well written, better than much of the dross to be found on the shelves of the high street booksellers, and he is a far more polished novelist than Pierce. However, there will be few neutral reactions to these books. You will probably either love them or hate them. If you are jewish or liberal you will probably not be able to finish whichever one you pick. The author's world view is radically different to that of the politically correct mindset, which is why you won't find a copy in your local library any time soon. A Mighty Fortress follows the fortunes of Cody Brock, an eighteen year old resistance fighter, and those of his comrades in the struggle to achieve independence from the utterly evil US regime. A lot of the story deals with the Treaty negotiations between the Northwest Volunteer forces and the US held in Longview, Washington state which eventually lead to independence.
A Distant Thunder would probably be the best to read first, then A Mighty Fortress, followed by The Brigade - the best of the four, and finish off with A Hill of Ravens. It is a great relief to see fiction like this being produced. Books which make no concessions and are a counterfoil to the sickness of liberalism and political correctness.

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MIGHTY ENTERTAINING

ByWulfgaron September 15, 2014

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This is the third book in the Northwest Quintet series and possibly the best after The Brigade, which I don’t think will ever be beaten – its Mr Covington’s Magnum Opus – though I have yet to read his hotly-anticipated Freedom’s Sons (the fifth and final volume).

A Mighty Fortress follows a similar form to The Brigade rather than A Distant Thunder, which are the memoirs of a veteran of the War of Northwest Independence. A Mighty Fortress differs from The Brigade in that rather than alternating the centre of the story between different characters throughout – as in The Brigade – a Mighty Fortress is the story of one man’s struggle through the War of Independence and how is life is shaped by the uncanny turn of events that started long before the beginning of the uprising at Coeur d’Alene on 10/22. We hear of various aspects of this individual’s life that really sets him apart from the typical Northwest Volunteer.

In particular this book of the Northwest Quintet has a detailed description of the events of the Longview Conference and its preparation. Mr Covington really does a wonderful job of building a truly feasible story of the Birth of a Nation, not just in the sense of a typical geo-political crisis, but also (and particularly) with relation to the actions and reactions of the Judeo-Liberal government of the USA and the plutocratic/masonic elite that pull the strings. He really does tell a convincing story.

Some of the characters in this book a truly memorable, for example; Bobby DiBella, a wisecracking yet serious and ruthless Lieutenant of Third Brigade’s A Company who wouldn’t be out of place as a Capo (or indeed Tony Soprano) in The Sopranos; Emily AKA Nightshade, a sassy 16 year old girl who possesses an absolute no-fear attitude (in deed and word) and would gladly knife you in the eyeball if you offend her honour; or the four Russian ex-wrestlers built like mountains who are veterans of the urban warfare in Chechnya and provide a particularly brutal, uncompromising yet clean and professional sheen to operations.

There is a quite brilliant piece of dialogue in which one Volunteer describes exactly what it means to be a National Socialist. IE What it really means to take on that heretic role in a society built to destroy it. There are many such dialogues in this masterful series of novels that really help to put into words certain feelings and duties associated with racial revolutionary thought and action that no one else can seem to find the appropriate turn of phrase for.

But H. A. Covington manages it.

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Excellent Work !

BySkip B.on November 13, 2013

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If Harold Covington were not an advocate of civil rights for white people his excellent novels would be major motion pictures today. It is our loss they are not.

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Five Stars

great book, nothing else can be said.

Published 9 months ago by Bradley R.

Five Stars

Great book in a great series.

Published 1 year ago by odin

I read all of the northwest books 10/10

I'd start with the brigade, then a distant thunder with a mighty fortress next (this one), with freedom's sons and a hill of Ravens to finish it off.

Published 1 year ago by alexander eliott

Unbridled violent White Supremacist Bigotry

Covington is a very loud and proud White Supremacist. And it's likely only soulless people of like-mind will find his Bigotry Entertaining.Read more

Published 1 year ago by albabe

Racist, neo-Nazi idiocy that only Hitler could love.

I have read exceprts of some of his work, and the only word to describe them is 'evil'. These books drip with blood of African Americans, Latinos, Jewish people, GLBT people and...Read more

Published 1 year ago by Annemarie Dickey

Terrible

This is a badly written white-power book of no particular note unless you're a racist with a low IQ (the former making the latter likely).Read more

Published 1 year ago by Reg Natarajan

you're going to love Covington's books

If you appreciated the shootings of nine unarmed black worshipers in Charleston, you're going to love Covington's books.Read more

Published 1 year ago by Victoria S. Selwyn

Harold covington is while supremacist who views and these books ...

Harold covington is while supremacist who views and these books influenced Dylan roof's terrorist act on the oldest black church of sc. Shame amazon. Shame on you.Read more

Published 1 year ago by Amazon Customer

A gread read

A very thought inspiring novel by Harold Covington and very well written. It's a pleasure to read books of this class.

Published on November 12, 2014 by John Seaforth

Covington's Northwest Independence series this book was a great read. The information conveyed in fictional format is ...

Having read Turner Diaries, Hunter, etc and having now read most of Mr. Covington's Northwest Independence series this book was a great read.Read more

Published on October 28, 2014 by Michael Behrens

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