This morning, I opened my email client and found a new Eleanor Jeffery review of Appalachian Command that I thought I should share with our readers. From the very first line of Insurrection: Appalachian Command, one cannot help but be struck by the urgency, the intensity, and the haunting relevance of your vision. A devastating terror attack, a coup at the heart of American leadership, and the rise of tyranny that blurs the line between foreign infiltration and homegrown betrayal—it is a premise that doesn’t just entertain, it…

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