In the first of the Unalienable Trilogy, Ronald A. Kezeske introduces us to the Skromny family. The family will have to overcome trying times in order to salvage what's left of a society being stripped of their rights. The drastic measures taken by the current administration in the White House lead a retired business owner, Edmund Skromny, to take action. What begins as a seemingly slippery slope of regulation may lead to the ultimate banning of certain liberties afforded to the citizens of the United States through the Constitution. The efforts of Edmund attempt to want the Nation of the impending trampling of their rights, but working against the force of the government may prove to be too much for him. What starts out as critiques of the government turns into direct challenges by Edmund in front of Congress. Can the efforts of one man stop the power and will of the U.S. government? Enjoy "out-of-context" extreme excerpts from court cases decided in the United States, which make their way into the story by way of direct reference and citation.