
The Org
by Scott Brody
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Pub Date Apr 14 2020 | Archive Date Sep 01 2020
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Description
This is an ADVANCED READING COPY
The Org, is set in the near future, when the effects of the global climate crisis are leading to food shortages, extreme deteriorating weather conditions, and increasing panic. After the mysterious murder of one of his followers, the leader of the EcoParty, Lee Beloit, uses his charisma, skill, and guile to transform his organization from a tiny cult-like party into a national movement, with fighting climate change as his platform. His polling numbers are way up, and his movement is growing exponentially, but he and his followers are in the fight of their lives, as President Leo Pine sends people to battle Org members in the streets. Beloit fights back, pushing his people to the breaking point. He decides the time is right to declare for the Democratic Party nomination for President. But journalist Walt Jones is preparing to expose the fact that Beloit is protecting a killer. The NYPD is pulling search warrants to find out what Beloit’s campaign knows about the murder. After years of obscurity, Beloit is finally becoming a real factor in American politics, but he knows his campaign could collapse if this came out. He is determined not to let that happen. His top lieutenant, Juan Garcia, decides it’s time for him to act and initiates a plan to silence any threats to the campaign.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781733623391 |
PRICE | $8.90 (USD) |
Featured Reviews

This doesn't have the polish of a more experienced author, but it has a pretty brisk pace, and is mostly engaging. The author has a good imagination, and with short chapters and decent dialog, this is a good read overall. Recommended for political mystery fans.
Thanks very much for the review copy!!