America the Obliged: Civil War Announced.




Civil War follows up where America: The Obliged left off, sans a year in time and space where the situation within the besieged United States has gone from ill to deathly as states opt for a future within the Federated States of America, New Confederacy, Christian Caliphate of Exodus, or the Republic of California and its exclaves. 

Derrick Reddon is tasked with reigning in his brother Adam Reddon in his wildly successful rise of the deep south into a second confederacy that outpaces the Federation's ability to manufacture armaments. A desperate affront drives into Arkansas to distract Adam's forces from further invasion of the borderlands of the Federation but at significant financial and psychological costs to the fledgling nation, as Alyssa, Chase, and the entirety of the nation depend on the militant-turned-American hero to save them, and just maybe, the nation too.


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