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The Renewal
- Reset, Book 4
- Narrated by: David Leland Horton
- Length: 10 hrs and 32 mins
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Summary
In book four, the people have had enough, now standing up and fighting for their families, fighting to protect their communities, and fighting back against a corrupt federal government, but the revolt will not be without cost. In this final book of the four-part Reset series, the conflict is forced to come to a resolution, one which would either lead to a renewal of the country, or plunge it back into a civil war between those that were part of the original government, and those that were fed up with the corruption of those in the ruling class.
©2018 Daniel L. Syverson (P)2019 Daniel L. Syverson