The Wicked Who Fight Against Zion

In New Zion, faith is mandatory. Obedience is survival. Spencer Hale wakes each morning beneath the Prophet's banner, a fallen believer sentenced to labor in the Orchard, a prison camp disguised as a religious rehab site. After the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints seizes control of America, Spencer and his family are forced into a life of grueling work and coerced worship under the eyes of the Watchmen and ever-present drones. On the surface, he's a model citizen, tending apple trees, praying on command, baptizing his wife and daughter at gunpoint. But beneath the routine, Spencer is planning something far more dangerous: resistance. As his wife Lydia strains under the weight of forced devotion, and his daughter Abigail begins her own quiet rebellion, the cracks in their manufactured faith begin to spread. In a nation where belief is law and doubt is treason, Spencer must decide what he's willing to risk to fight back. The Wicked Who Fight Against Zion is a gripping, character-driven dystopian novel about the cost of conformity, the power of rebellion, and the quiet, human moments that spark revolution.