Narrative theme: Politics Books

Twenty Forty-Four: The League of Patriots is a disturbing view into the future, of a society where a single political group has almost complete control over every aspect of the daily lives of the citizens. This political group is known as the Party, and...

Lincoln Carr has a big problem, sort of. He's the owner of a successful advertising agency, engaged to a beautiful woman, and enjoys the wonderful normalcy of his life in every way. But when he wins a fortune playing the lottery, he quickly realizes his...

Jake Wallace does not recognize America anymore. What society once vilified is now glorified as governmental politics change. For years he has watched the mainstream media gloss over domestic and world events with half truths, misinformation, or outright...

While exchanging innocent emails with the son of a Lebanese diplomat, ordinary housewife, mother, and teacher Abbie Wolf learns of a nuclear terror plot years in the making. The family's quiet, Midwestern lives are no longer safe, which forces her...

"Araba"(separation) was a word first used by rioters at a Bauchi demonstration signaling the Northern peoples' desire to break from the federal republic of Nigeria. The catalyst for its first use was the cold-blooded murder of some prominent Northern...

What do you have if you don't even have yourself?Rory Walsh, born into his parents' brood, has had his entire life documented through the lens of his mother, Nora. Like any mother, Nora wants the best for her son, curating a social profile for him that...

Young Jim Stone and his adolescent friends are growing up and coming of age in a working-class neighborhood in Nashville, Tennessee in the early 1960's. Their personal triumphs, trials, and tragedies are painted against the larger canvas of the...

When First Lady Stacey Leanne Forbes uncovers a conspiracy to keep women out of power-especially out of politics, she and her four best friends set out to 'save the nation.'