Legend: Paused Civilization [Book I] - Previews

Legend: Paused Civilization [Book I] - Previews

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U.S Congress has written a new amendment, the 28th. A bill with congressional approval of giving the bureaucrats of Washington D.C full power on the country's economic and national interest affairs. This brought a third civil war on American soil, named "Patriot War", which means a constant bloodshed for the rights of the 28th, "Paused Civilization" bill. The country's military is divided in half, once again the days of the 19th century are upon the innocent and the world stands watching what will be the conclusion of America's position as a dominant superpower in the future.
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My darkest novel yet... "The clock ticks, time stops. And then..." This novel takes a deep dive into what the world would have been like if the (now switched) sides of the Great War-Germany, the Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria, and Austria-Hungary-had fought the now central powers such as the United States, Great Britain, Imperial Russia, France, Italy, and Japan. As the battles hit hard and heavy, major casualties were reported in mass amounts, disease ran rampant across the trench country, and psychological and biological warfare was implemented. Adieu. UPDATE #01/1/2025: Published new chapters, book is complete yet chapters are to be published periodically. Chapter 4-5 needs revision still.

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