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    Visionaries: Visionaries, #1

    By A. Maslo

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    The Civil War of 2020- the Visionaries War. Party lines crossed, riots broke out among the citizens, the US military fought on its own soil. Hope was lost for the American people and the government collapsed under the pressure. 

    The United States was closed off, sealed, from the rest of the world. A disease to be contained until it snuffed itself out. But there are few who survived. They are known as the Visionaries. Those that never chose a side, for both were losing. Now it was the time to fight back and rebuild the country their loved ones fought and died for- it was time for the Visionaries to rise. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA. Maslo
    Release dateJan 10, 2019
    ISBN9781386226116
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