The Fractured Republic
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America did not fall. It split. In a decaying Washington, D.C.-a colorless world known only as the Grey-archivist Elias Thorne catalogs roads that no longer lead anywhere. When his daughter, Clara, vanishes through a seam of golden light on the National Mall, Elias discovers the impossible truth: the American Dream has shattered into living dimensions. The Amber preserves a perfect, eternal past. The Neon glorifies ruthless, hyper-optimized success. The Iron worships pain, grit, and survival at any cost. And the Grey-resentful, tired, and forgotten-holds the weight of what once was. Revealed t...
America did not fall. It split. In a decaying Washington, D.C.-a colorless world known only as the Grey-archivist Elias Thorne catalogs roads that no longer lead anywhere. When his daughter, Clara, vanishes through a seam of golden light on the National Mall, Elias discovers the impossible truth: the American Dream has shattered into living dimensions. The Amber preserves a perfect, eternal past. The Neon glorifies ruthless, hyper-optimized success. The Iron worships pain, grit, and survival at any cost. And the Grey-resentful, tired, and forgotten-holds the weight of what once was. Revealed to be Phasic, able to perceive and walk between these realities, Elias is recruited into a last-ditch effort to reunite the nation. Armed with a compass that points not north but toward the ideals one most needs to confront, he crosses propaganda-perfect suburbs, algorithmic megacities, and brutal frontier worlds-each promising greatness while devouring the soul. As refugees gather behind him and the truth of his daughter's imprisonment is revealed, Elias must face the ultimate question: Is a perfect country worth the cost of freedom? The Fractured Republic is a sweeping speculative epic about identity, inheritance, and the dangerous comfort of myths-where the future of a nation depends not on choosing the best ideal, but on learning to live with all of them.
