Generation Liberty

America was promised liberty. What it got was obedience.

President Patricia Hanssen came to power on anger, certainty, and the promise to give the country back to the people who believed it had been taken from them. Now dissent has become dangerous, armed loyalists enforce a new kind of order, and the institutions meant to restrain presidential power are beginning to bend.

But resistance has a way of finding people who never intended to become heroes.

Errynne Ferguson spent years hiding behind another name. As Sentinel, she knows how to expose what powerful people would rather keep hidden. With the elusive Ghost, she begins turning information into a weapon against an administration increasingly willing to use its power against its own citizens.

Journalist Tim Connelly still believes words matter. Others have begun to wonder whether words are enough.

Across the country, ordinary people are being forced to decide what they will accept, what they will risk, and what remains worth defending.

And quietly, a symbol begins appearing.

An oak tree.
One word.
RISE.

Generation Liberty is a dystopian novel about power, complicity, resistance, and what happens when a democracy discovers that its safeguards are only as strong as the people willing to defend them.