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In this gripping addition to the New York Times best-selling Ring of Fire series, the citizens of 17th-century Grantville, West Virginia, confront the challenges posed by a transformed world in the wake of a cosmic event. As they navigate the complexities of war-torn Europe and reach across the oceans to establish a new colony in South America, the colonists face difficult moral choices and the impacts of the up-timers' technological advancements. Meanwhile, the effects of the Ring of Fire ripple through Japan, prompting a significant shift in the nation's isolationist policy as it embraces newfound possibilities.