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Divided
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Expected 9 Mar 26Twenty years ago, a single vote shattered a nation.
Now, an impenetrable wall separates the elite of New Albion from the struggling survivors of old. One side thrives on progress. The other fights to exist.
Maya has spent her life in the shadows, blaming the past for the prison she was born into. When a rebellion calls, she answers, ready to bring down the regime that stole her future.
Her brother Liam has been granted a rare the Freedom Day Initiative, a government program granting select citizens entry into New Albion. But inside the glittering world of power and control, he uncovers secrets that shake his faith in everything he knows.
With rebellion igniting and loyalties being tested, brother and sister find themselves on opposite sides of a war that could reshape their country-or destroy it.
Can they bridge the divide, or will the wall between them be the one thing that truly lasts?
Now, an impenetrable wall separates the elite of New Albion from the struggling survivors of old. One side thrives on progress. The other fights to exist.
Maya has spent her life in the shadows, blaming the past for the prison she was born into. When a rebellion calls, she answers, ready to bring down the regime that stole her future.
Her brother Liam has been granted a rare the Freedom Day Initiative, a government program granting select citizens entry into New Albion. But inside the glittering world of power and control, he uncovers secrets that shake his faith in everything he knows.
With rebellion igniting and loyalties being tested, brother and sister find themselves on opposite sides of a war that could reshape their country-or destroy it.
Can they bridge the divide, or will the wall between them be the one thing that truly lasts?
353 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication March 9, 2026
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Minimal information can be deceiving
Maya and her brother Liam live in a place that is with their mother, in Old Albion. There is alot of difference between New and Old Albion. That is how this story starts, a simple talk about the family, and how they do their day-to-day.
As this story builds, there is a lot of differences not only in the stature of each side, but how each person lives and their workdays.
When Liam gets the chance to go to New Albion, he is very happy, looking forward to learning new things and seeing how things are on the other side. What he did not expect was to meet his father there. So many things changed at that moment.
That is only the tip of the iceberg, as the saying goes, as many things happen after that, that keep you going to find out what happens next! It takes a person to look deep within themselves to see what they truly see.
This is a great story suitable for most readers of all ages.
Thank you, Ben Andrews, for a great story.
I received a complimentary copy of this book and this is my honest review.
Maya and her brother Liam live in a place that is with their mother, in Old Albion. There is alot of difference between New and Old Albion. That is how this story starts, a simple talk about the family, and how they do their day-to-day.
As this story builds, there is a lot of differences not only in the stature of each side, but how each person lives and their workdays.
When Liam gets the chance to go to New Albion, he is very happy, looking forward to learning new things and seeing how things are on the other side. What he did not expect was to meet his father there. So many things changed at that moment.
That is only the tip of the iceberg, as the saying goes, as many things happen after that, that keep you going to find out what happens next! It takes a person to look deep within themselves to see what they truly see.
This is a great story suitable for most readers of all ages.
Thank you, Ben Andrews, for a great story.
I received a complimentary copy of this book and this is my honest review.
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