Capitol Conspiracy
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Stephen Hoye
The nightmare begins with the abduction and murder of the director of Homeland Security; escalates with the killing of the Senate minority leader; and comes to a shattering climax at the site of the Oklahoma City Memorial, where a fusillade of sniper fire meant for the president claims unintended victims. In all, twelve people perish in the melee. But the smoke has barely cleared when the stunned nation is sent reeling yet again by the president’s impassioned call to amend the U.S. Constitution with an antiterrorism law that would drastically curtail civil liberties.
It’s a hot-button issue, and the chief executive has handpicked Ben to help harvest the support that will make the amendment a reality. Shaken by the carnage, Ben embraces the president’s radical cause and takes the battle for the controversial bill to the Senate floor. But he can’t ignore his growing suspicion that what’s haunting Capitol Hill isn’t the specter of foreign terrorism but something much closer to home. Now, with his support team backing his play, Ben squares off against what could be the most dangerous Goliath he’s ever challenged.
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Praise for William Bernhardt
Capitol Threat
“Plot twists, sly wit and political intrigue make this book exciting reading.”
–Tucson Citizen
“The murderer turns out to be about the last person you’d suspect.”
–Wisconsin State Journal
Capitol Murder
“A white-knuckle page-turner . . . Don’t start this book when you have something important to do.”
–The Oklahoman
“Political infighting and backstabbing, Kincaid faces it all.”
–New York Daily News
Capitol Threat
“Plot twists, sly wit and political intrigue make this book exciting reading.”
–Tucson Citizen
“The murderer turns out to be about the last person you’d suspect.”
–Wisconsin State Journal
Capitol Murder
“A white-knuckle page-turner . . . Don’t start this book when you have something important to do.”
–The Oklahoman
“Political infighting and backstabbing, Kincaid faces it all.”
–New York Daily News
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