Monroe Doctrine: A Post-War Novel

Monroe Doctrine, Book 9

By: James Rosone, Miranda Watson

Narrated by: Marc Vietor

Jade Dragon had been crushed. China was forced to relent. But picking up the pieces had only just begun.

After years of conflict, the Allies emerged victorious on the battlefield. However, the world was left bruised and battle-worn. American President Maria Delgado had her hands full with the recovery efforts.

Blain Wilson would be pulled in… deeper down the rabbit hole than he intended.

Trying to avoid mistakes of the past, the United States limited its peacekeeping force and relied on allies. General Song appeared to be a leader the people of China could rally behind.

Would reconstruction efforts be enough to avoid a future war?

Soldiers who had become accustomed to war now had to readjust to peace—a return to life in a world they barely recognized. Many struggled greatly with this transition, medicating themselves with alcohol or by other means.

Who would find the strength to pull through? What nations would be the ones to rise from the ashes of war?

Find out what happened after the war ended. You'll love this exciting continuation of the Monroe Doctrine series because the characters' fates are not always what they seem.

©2023 James Rosone and Miranda Watson (P)2025 Podium Audio

A better ending than the original One

I won’t lie this ending is way better than how the last book ended so much more detail and character development

Since AI is such a big deal, it makes the story real

I like this type of book because there is a lot of reality to it

Great production and detail

Story was also excellent, but disappiintingly ended abruptly 1/3 of the way into the story.

Great story

James and Miranda left this series wide open to continue for several more volumes. which i cannot complain about one little bit.

Great series

This was a great series and the performance was excellent as well.

If this is the end, it does leave us with a future conflict brewing, and I hope there will be more books to conclude that conflict.