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| − | '''''The Disunited States of America''''' is the fourth novel in the [[Crosstime Traffic]] series. It posits an [[alternate]] in which the [[United States]] did not reach the compromise of the bicameral legislative branch at the Constitutional convention, and so reverted to the Articles of Confederation. After a few decades, the United States simply ceased to exist, and the various states became countries unto themselves. Many have a history of war with their neighbors. |
+ | '''''The Disunited States of America''''' is the fourth novel in the [[Crosstime Traffic (series)|Crosstime Traffic]] series. It posits an [[alternate]] in which the [[United States]] did not reach the compromise of the bicameral legislative branch at the Constitutional convention, and so reverted to the Articles of Confederation. After a few decades, the United States simply ceased to exist, and the various states became countries unto themselves. Many have a history of war with their neighbors. [[Beckie Royer]] travels to [[Virginia]] with her grandmother. So do Crosstime Traffic employees [[Justin Monroe]] and his mother. By chance, they meet. Shortly after, Virginia goes to war with its neighbor, Ohio. Biological weapons are used, stranding everyone. |
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The Disunited States of America is the fourth novel in the Crosstime Traffic series. It posits an alternate in which the United States did not reach the compromise of the bicameral legislative branch at the Constitutional convention, and so reverted to the Articles of Confederation. After a few decades, the United States simply ceased to exist, and the various states became countries unto themselves. Many have a history of war with their neighbors. Beckie Royer travels to Virginia with her grandmother. So do Crosstime Traffic employees Justin Monroe and his mother. By chance, they meet. Shortly after, Virginia goes to war with its neighbor, Ohio. Biological weapons are used, stranding everyone.
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