A Most Uncivil War

By Blaine Pardoe

In the chaotic aftermath of "The Fall," America lies divided, with a self-proclaimed "Ruling Council" controlling what is now called Newmerica. For five years, they've maintained power through fear, "Social Enforcement" gangs, and rewriting history through the Truth Reconciliation Committee.

But resistance burns bright in the hearts of those who remember freedom.

When the former Vice President, long thought dead, emerges and takes the oath of office, the battle lines are drawn. Jack Desmond, former Secret Service Director who lost everything in the coup, has orchestrated a resistance movement that threatens to topple the authoritarian regime. Joined by Charli Kazinski, a Secret Service agent still scarred by failing her last president, and Caylee Leatrom, a former NSF operative who turned against her masters, Jack is ready for war.

Meanwhile, in Texas, Colonel Trip Reager faces the ghosts of his past, including the massacre at San Antonio, as he leads his National Guard battalion into enemy territory to secure fair elections.

Across the landscape of a fractured America, ordinary people become extraordinary heroes: Maddie Steele, a law student hiding her conservative values; Raul Lopez, a fugitive freedom fighter; and even a ruthless NSF Secretary with her own agenda for power.

As the nation hurtles toward civil war with enemies on all sides, families torn apart, and blood spilled in the streets, one thing becomes clear: the price of freedom has never been higher. In this most uncivil of wars, the fate of America's soul hangs in the balance.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1955937273
• ISBN13: 9781955937276
• Release Date: June 2022
• Publisher: Defiance Press & Publishing, LLC
• Length: 348 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"