Shattered Union
Tensions

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. In Shattered Union: Tensions, Glen Alan Garber weaves a gripping tale of ambition, memory, and the fragile peace of a shattered continent. In 2085, the United States is long gone, replaced by five rival nations born of civil war and bitterness. Tara Singh, a rising journalist at the European News Network, is called to the office of her mentor Pete Nobleman, a once-famous anchor and secret survivor of America's collapse. As he is dying of Bay Syndrome a disease rooted in the violent protests that destroyed his homeland Pete reveals his hidden past: the rise of a charismatic professor-turned-dictator, the betrayal of ideals by ruthless power seekers, and his escape to build a new life abroad. Charged with reporting on the looming 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Niagara, Tara is thrust into the powder keg of North America, where old wounds and new tensions threaten to reignite. Through a deeply personal lens, the novel examines how the ghosts of history shape the present, and how even the noblest revolutions can devour their own.