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A Presidency Measured in Hours. A Nation Teetering on the Brink.
In the third book in the Bull Moose Series, Inauguration Eve 2045 arrives, and although Jackson Piper has been selected President by Congress, America is unknowingly on the brink of war.
President Marco Alvarez is shot by the Secret Service, but not before issuing a nuclear strike order that is either a strike of vengeance or allegiance. In the vacuum of power, the Constitution thrusts Speaker Sylvester Billings into the presidency to steer the nation through crisis for nine hours while the unknowing nation sleeps.
But peace may not greet the dawn. Inside the White House, Olivia Clay faces an impossible choice: help her former adversary steer a wounded republic through crisis, or deliver him to a Cabinet of vipers still loyal to the dead regime. The only path to survival may lie in the unthinkable—trusting sentient machines.
Meanwhile, President Billings unleashes the power of the presidency to locate Aurelia Avignon, the U.S. Archivist who vanished after smuggling him the Electoral College certifications that made Piper’s victory possible. The path to finding her may lie in clues locked in a memory from 12 years ago—when a disillusioned Congressman named Jackson Piper traveled to Italy and stumbled into a labyrinth of sex, money, and betrayal that would define his destiny.
Now, as the clock races toward noon, America faces one final reckoning.
Will it welcome its first Bull Moose president—or be destroyed by Alvarez in his most heinous act before the oath is sworn?
Readers who love the razor-sharp political intrigue of James Patterson’s The President is Missing or the morally complex power struggles of Michael Dobbs’ House of Cards will find themselves at home in Fedor’s dystopian world where hope is rising.
If you enjoyed books like The President Is Missing by Bill Clinton and James Patterson or were a fan of What It Takes to Kill a Bull Moose (Bull Moose #1) you’ll love Tree of Liberty.
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