Rubicon

By Alexander, Lawrence
Rubicon
This timely, powerful, and frighteningly realistic novel is centered around a conspiracy to disrupt the next presidential election. This is one of the most intelligent political thrillers to come along in some time.--"Portland Oregonian."

Details

Authors: Alexander, Lawrence
Format: Paperback
GTIN13: 9780061456411
ISBN10: 0061456411
Page Count: 304
Dimensions: 4.22x0.85x6.98
Publisher: William Morrow & Company
Jacket Notes:

Hoping to escape the political spotlight, Bobby Hart, senator from California, declined a presidential run. But while in Germany, the idealistic young politician discovers terrifying evidence of a conspiracy to destroy democracy in America--an unthinkable plot codenamed Rubicon.

Someone important is going to die, though Hart doesn't know who, or why, or when. Only two things are clear: it will happen some time before the upcoming election--and once it does, like Caesar's army crossing the fabled river on their relentless march toward Rome, there will be no turning back.

Caught in a desperate race against death and time, Bobby Hart must now expose an insidious nightmare that threatens every man, woman, and child in America. Because Rubicon is not about stealing a presidential election--it is about stealing a country.

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Hoping to escape the political spotlight, Bobby Hart, senator from California, declined a presidential run. But while in Germany, the idealistic young politician discovers terrifying evidence of a conspiracy to destroy democracy in America--an unthinkable plot codenamed Rubicon.

Someone important is going to die, though Hart doesn't know who, or why, or when. Only two things are clear: it will happen some time before the upcoming election--and once it does, like Caesar's army crossing the fabled river on their relentless march toward Rome, there will be no turning back.

Caught in a desperate race against death and time, Bobby Hart must now expose an insidious nightmare that threatens every man, woman, and child in America. Because Rubicon is not about stealing a presidential election--it is about stealing a country.

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