BALKANIZED II

AFTER THE FALL

De: Michael Morton

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The collapse of America hasn’t happened… yet. But in this explosive, razor-sharp fiction thriller, you’ll see exactly how it could.
Balkanized II After the Fall continues Michael Morton’s chilling saga of a nation coming apart—not through fantasy or science fiction, but through terrifyingly realistic scenarios ripped straight from today’s headlines.

The United States of tomorrow is a country where:
• The Southwest fractures under cartel domination and failing federal control.
• The Northeast transforms into a bureaucratic surveillance bloc.
• The Southeast arms up, driven by faith, identity, and the memory of old battles.
• The West Coast mutates into a corporate-technocratic republic.
• The Heartland rebels, caught between abandonment and self-rule.

But the greatest threat isn’t regional tension. It’s the foreign powers, criminal syndicates, digital tribes, and ideological militias eager to carve up the carcass of a divided America.

China pulls strings behind crumbling supply chains.
Iranian proxies exploit chaos.
Private intelligence networks hunt for leverage.
Cartels overrun counties, then states.
And Washington? Washington tries to govern a nation that no longer exists.

This is fiction—
but it’s fiction written with the accuracy of an intel briefing and the adrenaline of a special-operations thriller.

In Balkanized II After the Fall , you’ll witness:
• The rise of competing “micro-Americas”
• Shadow governments and rogue factions
• Regional alliances forming under federal collapse
• Civilian militias becoming proto-armies
• Foreign infiltration shaping America’s future
• The slow burn into a second national fracture

Every chapter surges with cinematic momentum, tactical realism, and the unnerving sense that this isn’t just a story—it’s a warning.

Balkanized II After the Fall is a fiction thriller with one terrifying question at its core:
What happens when the world’s only superpower splits along every fault line at once?

Brace yourself.
This novel doesn’t predict the future.
It shows you how easily it can be taken.