When the current President is impeached for crimes and misdemeanors it leaves an opening for a new kind of President and a new kind of politics in America. Influenced in part by Orwell and Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged, J. Jeffrey Fletcher's Atlas Returns continues the examination of America's ills and the cures that may be necessary. In a fusion of Mormon Christianity and Judaism, President Parker Pratt's vision of a way forward includes the relocation of the state of Israel into a sector of the state of Utah. It can be done, but realising this ambition will require an analysis of scripture and the place of man in the world. It will also require the return of Ayn Rand's John Galt, the inventor/philosopher who identifies an egalitarian society as a needless restraint on progress. A thought-provoking novel, Atlas Returns will find a readership in those intrigued by the metamorphosis of contemporary America.