Thirty lives reveal how faith becomes law, law becomes punishment, and a nation learns to call tyranny perfect.

The Church of the American Way promises order, faith, and national renewal. What it builds is a theocracy where obedience is law, dissent is treason, the prisons keep growing, and cruelty gets rebranded as virtue.

Told through thirty interconnected stories, it follows people at every level of the new system: officials and prisoners, believers and doubters, parents and children, collaborators and rebels. Piece by piece a single chilling timeline emerges: how institutions fall, how ordinary people talk themselves into the unthinkable, and how resistance survives even after hope turns dangerous.

This complete edition gathers the original twenty-five stories plus five more.

Perfect for fans of Black Mirror and dark, speculative fiction.

How many perfect days can a country survive?