"I couldn't put the book down; it's written like a suspenseful detective novel that relies on public information, not unfounded rumors. For that, I am astounded. The information is presented clearly and logically without rehashing the news we've already heard about the Lahaina Fires. I didn't just learn something, my entire world changed by reading this book. This book is for Maui, but it is an urgent warning for the entire world, too."Matt Weinglass, Award Winning Documentary Producer & Director After thousands of hours of interviews, research, compiling data and images, and visiting homes and destinations on the Island of Maui, authors Shane Buell, Traci Derwin and Stephanie Pierucci have put together the pieces to the Lahaina fires puzzle. Written as a sequel to "Burn Back Better," the internationally bestselling book that showed the world what events happened on August 8, 2023, this book answers everybody's burning questions... The book methodically walks the reader from the scene of the crime towards a 30,000 foot view of why this fire was allowed to happen, where other copycat fires have happened, and what communities are next. The authors use Maui, Hawai'i to illustrate a larger globalist plan for grabbing land, removing private property, and robbing global citizens of their sovereignty. If we don't pay attention, we, too, may lose everything. In "Sound The Alarm," the authors show us why Lahaina burned, who and what was positioned to strike after the fire, and the complete roadmap Hawai'ians must take to save themselves from being rounded up into carbon-neutral prison camps before it's too late..." Part One of the book details the fire anomalies and answers the questions everybody asked post-fire. Part Two shows the orchestration of personnel on and off Maui that were placed in position to resurrect Lahaina... but not the way Hawai'ians expect. Part Two also investigates other fires around the world that were similar to Maui, and shows how they are undeniably linked by a common glue. Part Three walks Hawai'i through their cleanup process and shows them how they can reclaim what they've lost, while providing life-saving information for both Hawai'ians and anybody who visits as a part-time resident or tourist. Part true crime, part thriller, part historic investigation, this book will invigorate the reader to resist nefarious globalist plans in their hearts, their prayers, and their communities. The entire world needs to read this book.