What if there had never been an "Election Day, 2016"? Take a peek inside the pages of AA: 2016, to see an alternative outcome of a "what if" of US history! The plot thickens, quickly, and before election evening, 2016, ends an Islamic terrorist cell detonates a nuclear device in New York City. By week's end, the citizens of the United States witness the collapse of their country by the hands of dozens of Islamic terrorist cells. Ultimately, the terrorists are not acting alone; the true horror of those behind the cataclysm is yet to come to light. The novel follows the events that transpire beginning on Election Day, 2016 as college English Professor Elliot Leader of Jacksonville Beach, Florida, having just completed his civic duty of placing his vote, arrives home to watch the election coverage. Before the evening ends, the programing is interrupted by a Department of Homeland Security announcement that New York City has just experienced the detonation of a nuclear device. The good professor, his neighbor (a retired U.S. Army Ranger), an ex-student, and the student's girlfriend are soon caught up in a quickly escalating nightmare of terrorist actions that threaten not only their survival, but the very survival of the United States of America. Before the week's end, the citizens of the United States will witness the collapse of their country by the hands of terrorists. The terrorists may not be acting alone; the true horror is yet to come to light. The shocking political implications alone will never allow readers to look at another presidential election the same again.