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The Fracture Years: The Kingdom of Strangers
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 13 2026
Pages: 376
Weight: 1.11
Height: 0.78 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
England, 2035.
The lights are failing.
Pensions are collapsing.
Cities are dividing into fearful enclaves.
Parliament hides behind soldiers while ordinary citizens queue for food beneath the ruins of trust.
And somewhere in the middle of the chaos, millions of people are asking the same terrifying question:
What happened to England?
The Fracture Years is a gripping political dystopian thriller that imagines the slow psychological collapse of modern Britain between 2027 and 2035. Told through the lives of a retired history teacher, a Muslim doctor, a disillusioned journalist, and a Prime Minister watching his country unravel in real time, the novel explores how a once-stable democracy fractures under the weight of economic decline, identity conflict, institutional failure, and the loss of shared purpose.
This is not a story about simple villains.
It is a story about:
- a society that stopped trusting itself,
- communities retreating into fear,
- governments managing decline instead of solving it,
- and ordinary people struggling to decide whether strangers are still worth sacrificing for.
Blending the realism of Years and Years with the political dread of 1984 and the social tension of Children of Men, The Fracture Years is both a warning and a meditation on what holds nations together once confidence disappears.
Dark, provocative, and emotionally devastating, this is speculative fiction for readers who want more than ideology - they want uncomfortable truths.
Because civilizations rarely collapse overnight.
They fracture slowly...
...until one day, everyone realizes the country they believed in no longer exists in the same way.
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