Thread: A Little Help w/ A Title

I'm finishing a trilogy novel on the conspiracy fiction genre.

I have the titles of my first two books, but the last book, I'm having trouble with. Now I'm not asking anyone to give me title suggestions. Any good ideas would best be suited staying in your mind.

The filler title I have is "The Final Conflict," but that sounds so, for the lack of better words, normal.

Where could I go to try to find something more catchy that kind of means the same thing.

I love conspiracy fiction.

It's hard to help you since I don't have an idea what your story is about. Anyway you can tell us what the other titles are?

Have you published/self published the other two?

These are very broad synopsis' of the book(s). It has its share of twists and turns. I'm just hoping it's good enough. My family is reading it right now just to see if it's worth it. But I like it. I like what I've done with it.


Book 1: "The Federation"
Synopsis: The American President develops a course of action to destroy the world's nuclear weapons through certain means. Two members of a special force team must link up with an unlikely ally to help bring the secrets to light, but when it is discovered the conspiracy runs deeper than everyone thought, the greater enemy is revealed.

Book 2: "Out For Blood"
Synopsis: After the efforts of the US President fail, a new enemy arises and the terror continues as a brand new plot is devised that threatens to bring the world to the brink of WWIII. After protagonist James Masters finds out who is responsible for the torture and death of his family, he goes on a blood warpath. Not realizing that his enemy is twofold, he must find the one who taught him everything he knows.

Book 3: "????" (The Final Conflict)
Synopsis: All enemies are killed or imprisoned. The Vice President gets sworn into office as the new American President. Our protagonist James Masters gets promoted to Secretary of Defense and a new Chief of Staff is selected by the new President. Little does anyone know that the enemy they had killed, had taken a new identity....as the new "Chief of Staff." The final conflict has its final twist and turn as the series comes to a close.

"The Final Conflict" sounds fine but it's not really original. Perhaps the title could have something to do with the enemy taking a new identity or the new world that's created because of the result of book 2. You can even ask your family what they think the title should be based off of their thoughts on third book. Just a thought.