What It Takes to Kill a Bull Moose: A Political Thriller

Former Senator Jackson Piper lost reelection after taking a principled stand, assuming his once bright political career was over. But when controversial U.S. President Russell Warner appears to be rigging reelection with the help of the wealthiest man in the world, Piper is convinced he must run to stop the election from being stolen. Resurrecting the 1912 Bull Moose Party that nearly won Teddy Roosevelt a third term, Piper builds a popular movement of citizens from the two major parties who feel left out, overlooked, and unrepresented by their government. Piper soon feels the costs of pursuing power first-hand and wrestles with the cost of remaining in the race. In front of a Super Bowl-sized debate audience, Piper makes the case that the old parties and old ideologies no longer serve America’s new future.

This political thriller novel by Michael Fedor will take you on a presidential election thrill ride.

Election Day presents no clear winner, and the arcane Contingent Election procedure of the Constitution threatens domestic tranquility. The sudden death of one of the potential victors and the disappearance of another unleash panic. Some claim it is the Curse of Tippecanoe. Piper and his Bull Moose allies are running short on time to thwart a Constitutional crisis like no other in the Republic’s history.

Who will become president, and will winning the election be the least of their worries? Read What It Takes to Kill a Bull Moose, Book 1, to find out.

What It Takes to Kill a Bull Moose

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