Republic: A Novel of America's Future

In the final episode of Republic: A Novel of America's Future, the war in West Virginia comes to an end. This episode also includes a brief preview of Insurgent, the coming sequel to Republic.

-In this episode: A violent crime strikes a small town in West Virginia, and a factory closes, leaving hundreds of townspeople unemployed. A sudden explosion in Arlington, Virginia takes the nation by surprise.

-In this episode: Terrorists set of a series of bombs near the Pentagon.

-In this episode: In the aftermath of a terrorist attack, troops respond in Arlington. Ken Murphy attempts to get his unit activated, and struggles with the health of his son.

-In this episode: Mike Morris runs into an old friend, and the people of Highview come up with a plan to get their jobs back.

-In this episode: Ken Murphy testified before Congress, while the workers in Highview force their way back into the plant, only to be confronted by a new crisis.

-In this episode: The people of Highview struggle to deal with the violence that descended on their town.

-In this episode: Republic: Episode 7. Congressman Clark and Valerie Murphy seek help from the President, and Dale Whitt announces his campaign for secession from the United States.

-In this episode: Republic: Episode 8. Mike Morris and the 1st of the 15th Infantry withdraw from Arlington, Virginia. Demonstrators call for Dale Whitt to be released, and violence breaks out in Harpers Ferry.

-In this episode: Republic Episode 9. Dale Whitt is interviewed by the Department of Homeland Security, and we learn that the petitions for his referendum were destroyed in the fire. Ken Murphy and his son face a more serious challenge to Kenny's health, and look for

-In this episode: Republic Episode 10. An explosion in Charleston hurtles the country toward civil war.

-In this episode: The investigation into the bombing of the Federal Building begins. Shots are fired in Charleston.

-In this episode: After shots were fired between the National Guard and the Department of Homeland Security, Captain Karen Greenfield struggles to deal with the consequences of her decisions.

-In this episode: Republic Episode 13. The House of Representatives prepares to debate the Fiscal Responsibility Act, and Dale Whitt is set to deliver independence petitions to the Capitol. West Virginia responds to the firefight between DHS and the National Guard.

-In this episode: Police and the army search for Dale Whitt's assassin in the streets of Charleston, and violence flares up.

-In this episode: Republic Episode 15. Mike Morris and PFC Turville face charges for their actions in Charleston, and Mike returns home to find Alicia has carried out her threats.

-In this episode: Republic Episode 16. In this episode, we return to Colonel Ken Murphy and his son, as the full impact of the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2016 hits home.

-In this episode: Republic Episode 17. In this episode, the Army convenes a Article 32 hearing to investigate the deaths of civilians in Charleston.

-In this episode: Republic Episode 18. The Murphy family buries Kenny Junior, and the FBI attempts to apprehend Captain Karen Greenfield.

-In this episode: Republic Episode 19. Colonel Ken Murphy returns to his command following the funeral of his son. The press pursues Mike Morris. Al Clark and his team respond to their defeat in the elections.

-In this episode: Republic Episode 20. The governor of West Virginia must selecta new commander for the National Guard. Valerie Murphy and Al Clark travelback to West Virginia.

-In this episode: Republic Episode 21. General Ken Murphy challenges his officers with the reality of combat. Mike Morris testifies for the Article 32 investigation. The West Virginia National Guard finally takes action to end the siege of the brigade headquarters.

-In this episode: Karen Greenfield and Mike Morris have a reunion, and Morris gets news of his court-martial. Both sides of the conflict prepare for war.

-In this episode: With the failure of negotiations and the signing of a Declaration of Independence by the Governor of West Virginia, federal and state forces launch into an inevitable confrontation.