You've watched the news and felt the ground shift beneath your feet.
You've wondered who, if anyone, is actually watching the door.
Blaze Montgomery was. For years, he bled for that door in the frozen forests of Ukraine, hunting a war criminal, in the back alleys of Central America, running covert operations he can never speak about, in a Chicago warehouse on Halloween night, stopping a massacre no one will ever know almost happened.
He did the things democracy requires but cannot admit to.
Now someone is using those same tools against the country he swore to protect. A senator with a carefully constructed smile. An intelligence apparatus that has learned to turn on itself. A constitutional crisis that wasn't an accident, it was a plan.
And Blaze's name is on the ballot.
Article Two is the political thriller for the moment we're living in, a relentless, morally serious debut that asks the question every patriot eventually faces: when the system you defended becomes the threat, what are you willing to do?
For fans of Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, and Daniel Silva.
The Constitution has never saved itself.
Someone always had to.
