We Didn’t Fight for Socialism

by Oliver North

First published 2021

Colonel Jake Morrison returns from deployment to find his country divided between two visions of America's future. One direction honors the constitutional framework the Founders created. The other embraces socialist policies that contradict everything he swore to defend. Morrison connects with fellow veterans who share his concerns about America's trajectory. They served to protect individual liberty and limited government, not to enable government control over citizens' lives. Through conversations with soldiers from different conflicts, Morrison discovers a common thread. These men and women enlisted to preserve the principles that made America exceptional. They fought for freedom and opportunity, not for a system that concentrates power in Washington. As political pressure mounts to transform America's economic and social systems, Morrison must decide how far he will go to honor his oath to the Constitution.

Genres: american-fiction, war, military-fiction, political-thriller

Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family

Period: 21st-century

304 pages · Hardcover · Fidelis Publishing

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