Civil War Two, Condensed: America Elects a President Determined to Restore Religion to Public Life, and the Nation Splits

The United States of America are united no more.CIVIL WAR TWO is a what-if story: What if the USA splits in two? How might a new Civil War play out?Are we facing the end of America?2018's CIVIL WAR TWO was an epic of over 700 pages presented in two volumes. Now for the first time, the meat and bones of America's future have been distilled into a single volume of concentrated force: CIVIL WAR TWO: The Condensed One-Volume Edition. "Civil War Two is a first-rate thriller, an epic history of a possible American future, and a compelling read you will be unable to put down.">"In the world of sociologists, Randall Collins enjoys a unique professional reputation. This is far from mere fantasy; it is a solidly built, scary hypothesis about a possible future of America.">"In this perfectly timed and engaging prophetic novel, Randall Collins revisits themes central to his sociology-history, violence, war, emotions, human interactions-to give a troubling picture of the world ahead. A must for those looking for a most engaging read!">"In Civil War Two, Collins provides a believable and timely account of a country divided between secularists and religious zealots. The politics of romance and espionage, of human frailty and ambition, all jump from the page-Collins provides a masterful account ofwhat a second US civil war would feel like from the inside.">"Civil War 2 is a timely and compelling novel about what could beAmerica's next Civil War. The writing is exceptional. Collins has created vivid characters that superbly weave his narrative andpowerfully brings his story home-an engrossing read." - Elijah Anderson, Yale University, author of Code of the Street "Collins has channeled his deep knowledge of human violence and the intricacies of combat into a taut and compelling what if fantasy that takes the cultural fissures of our nation to full scale rupture."- Alice Goffman, author ofOn The Run: Fugitive Life in an American City