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Keith Mbuya Review
for Readers’ Favorite:
4 Stars

Following the ousting of President Travvis E Donnelly from power, the US was run by a military junta. The Peopleís Second Amendment Militia (2 AM), an outlaw group dedicated to fighting far-right extremists, received intel about a planned operation by Donnellyís loyalists called Allegiance America to break him out of Camp David, Maryland, where he was being detained. Despite the 2 AM efforts to curb the attempt, the rebel group Allegiance America succeeded in rescuing Donnelly, who went into hiding. The rebel group planned to reinstate Donnelly, who had undermined the country’s democracy. Traitors impede the juntaís efforts to get the US back to its democratic roots, as well as capture Donnelly. By joining forces with the 2 AM outlaws, will the junta save the US from the looming civil war being fomented by Donnelly and his minions? Find out in Dominion 2024: The Next Civil War by Geoff Robberts.

Geoff Robberts’ Dominion 2024 will appeal to lovers of political and conspiracy thrillers with a touch of action and adventure. Featuring a diverse band of insurrectionists, rebels, operatives, bureaucrats, and law enforcement agents, the author unfolds the account steadily through intriguing conversations while maintaining a subtle tone throughout. The book provides a glimpse into current American society, highlighting its struggles while addressing issues such as gun violence, extremism, corruption, individual rights, and radicalization. The compelling way that Robberts brought out the castís emotions and qualities allowed me to connect with them. Bill Garrigan is a stealthy, daring, level-headed, calculating character that you can’t help but admire. As a sequel to Time of Ends, this book will be better savored after reading its predecessor.

BookLife Prize 2023

Robberts directly feeds off the current American political landscape with a tense drama of militia groups, religious extremism, and a deposed president in hiding.
Robberts’s characters are well-realized, particularly Greg, whose Texas accent rolls effortlessly across the page. The intricacies of the various characters involved with the militia, Junta, and FBI are effectively interwoven.

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