Blue vs. (Gray) Red
The Spark That Ignited a Civil War
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Chapter # 1: A Shocking Address
The President delivers an urgent message: America is at war with itself.
Chapter # 2: First Rounds Fired
A single military encounter ignites chaos, blurring the line between training and real conflict.
Chapter # 3: Election Campaign Friction
Political ambitions fuel division as tensions rise, setting the stage for an explosive confrontation.
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Timothy J. Winslow
Timothy J. Winslow delivers a bold, thought-provoking vision of America’s political future. With deep insight into power, conflict, and human nature, he crafts a story that feels eerily possible.
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