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Soon. Martial law declared. U.S. elections canceled. Congress and the courts dissolved. An audacious plan is underway to racially purify the land, one region at a time.In Richmond, Virginia the lights go out. The town is renamed Covenant City and remade as a model for a "homegrown heritage" white Christian nation.

This is the story of a young white man who falls in with a cadre of multi-ethnic rebels. They enlist him to go into the city as a spy. Once there, to his surprise, a heritage survey uncovers descendance from Jamestown settlers. Welcomed with special privileges, he has a front row seat to the rollout of this AI-managed ethno-nationalist state, building towards Covenant Day, when all rebels in the area are to be eliminated and the President arrives for the dedication of his gilded statue. That day looming, our hero faces a crucial decision: Accept a princely life in Covenant City or attempt to escape, warn his rebel friends and somehow strike back.

Readers say:

"An eye-opening, heart-pounding look at what could happen if people don't hold leaders accountable today. This book is an urgent call to action for anyone interested in shaping a world worth passing down to our children." - Rosemary Rawlins, author of All My Silent Years

"Covenant City is eerily prescient, darkly compelling, and filled with rich imagery of a a possible future that is both familiar and terrifying." - Jack Trammell, historian & novelist

"A vivid dystopian world that feels a lot like the one we may be spiraling into. Scarily on the money." - Randy Fertel, author of Winging It

"A smart, funny, moving, and ultimately hopeful look up ahead around the corner of history." - Paul Witcover, author of Lincolnstein

"While the premise may seem like dark fiction, the story emerges as a sharp-edged mirror to our current world. It is a rare book that can be simultaneously enjoyable to read and deeply unsettling to contemplate." - Katy Munger, mystery author