Life Expectancy Drops For The First Time In 50 Years! New Novel Shows Us Why

SHOW LOW, Ariz. - May 18, 2020 - PRLog -- For the first time in fifty years, five years in a row the average life expectancy in the US fell. From 78.94 years in 2013 to 78.81 in 2018 according to United Nations World Population Prospects. Are so-called experts correct in blaming an opioid epidemic or the latest virus pandemic, or are these actually symptoms of a deeper underlying cause? Why is this really happening?

In his ground-breaking novel Vibrate, Miles A. Maxwell brings to light hidden evidence behind our sudden health decline. "When New York City billionaires begin dying mysteriously, their loved ones turn to former FBI Agent Naomi Soul.

Are these victims dying from natural causes as the police determine? Older victims survive, yet younger ones perish. Are these deaths the result of some never-before-seen disease? Some of the victims were in excellent health. Are the victims actually being assassinated by a new weapon disguised as something ordinary? The symptoms are so strange, Naomi isn't sure herself its murder, the killers may get off scot-free.

Finally, an astonishing truth is revealed. Naomi fights to take the killers down before they can supplant humans as the dominant life form on the planet. This highly-acclaimed novel explores the beginning of that end, and what we might or might not do personally to change the future.

Miles A. Maxwell is a renowned political-thriller author out of Cheyenne, WY, and Mesa, AZ.

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