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**Coming JULY 20th**
The collapse took their home. The war gave them a reason to fight.
After the fall of Fort Harland and the rise of the Founders, Kentucky stands at the edge of rebellion. The UN occupation still holds its Harmony Zones, clean and ordered places where obedience is sold as safety, freedom is treated like a disease, and people are counted, controlled, and used.
Hunter and Harley Lukas never meant to become soldiers.
Twin brothers from a Virginia holler, they were raised on hard work, hunger, and loyalty to each other above all else. When the world broke, they buried their dead, left everything they knew behind, and walked west searching for a place where survival might mean more than simply staying alive.
They found Fort Harland.
They found a cause.
And they found a family forged in fire.
Now the brothers stand beside Danny Harper, Claire, DeShawn, Andre, Rebecca, Dalton, and the men and women determined to tear Kentucky free from UN control. But Lexington’s Harmony Zone still stands, powerful, merciless, and protected by a system built to crush resistance before it can breathe.
Inside its walls, civilians are beginning to see the truth. Soldiers are beginning to doubt. And Mark Bradley, a commander raised by the very machine he serves, must choose between loyalty to the UN and the woman it is willing to sacrifice.
For Hunter, the fight becomes a test of who he is becoming. For Harley, it becomes a promise to protect the people he loves. For both brothers, the road out of the holler leads to a battlefield where blood, loyalty, and freedom will be measured by what they are willing to lose.
The Founders lit the fire.
Now the sons of the collapse must carry it forward.
Tales of the Republic: Sons of the Collapse is a gritty post-collapse novel of brotherhood, rebellion, sacrifice, and the hard road toward freedom in a broken America.
**Coming JULY 20th**
The collapse took their home. The war gave them a reason to fight.
After the fall of Fort Harland and the rise of the Founders, Kentucky stands at the edge of rebellion. The UN occupation still holds its Harmony Zones, clean and ordered places where obedience is sold as safety, freedom is treated like a disease, and people are counted, controlled, and used.
Hunter and Harley Lukas never meant to become soldiers.
Twin brothers from a Virginia holler, they were raised on hard work, hunger, and loyalty to each other above all else. When the world broke, they buried their dead, left everything they knew behind, and walked west searching for a place where survival might mean more than simply staying alive.
They found Fort Harland.
They found a cause.
And they found a family forged in fire.
Now the brothers stand beside Danny Harper, Claire, DeShawn, Andre, Rebecca, Dalton, and the men and women determined to tear Kentucky free from UN control. But Lexington’s Harmony Zone still stands, powerful, merciless, and protected by a system built to crush resistance before it can breathe.
Inside its walls, civilians are beginning to see the truth. Soldiers are beginning to doubt. And Mark Bradley, a commander raised by the very machine he serves, must choose between loyalty to the UN and the woman it is willing to sacrifice.
For Hunter, the fight becomes a test of who he is becoming. For Harley, it becomes a promise to protect the people he loves. For both brothers, the road out of the holler leads to a battlefield where blood, loyalty, and freedom will be measured by what they are willing to lose.
The Founders lit the fire.
Now the sons of the collapse must carry it forward.
Tales of the Republic: Sons of the Collapse is a gritty post-collapse novel of brotherhood, rebellion, sacrifice, and the hard road toward freedom in a broken America.