The President's Assassin
A Political Thriller
by Alex Contorno
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Pub Date Apr 17 2025 | Archive Date Feb 02 2026
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Description
"Perils ripped from the headlines, a taut political thriller that will keep you up at night, turning pages to see what happens next." -George Weinstein, award-winning author of Aftermath
Is one man's life worth more than thousands of people...when that man is the President of the United States?
CIA Deputy Section Chief Roger Commer receives a report from undercover operative Dean Page about a terrorist plot in Afghanistan to attack Bagram Air Base and kill thousands of US troops. President William Seibert-fresh from a huge political win to extract billions in natural resources from that war-torn country-first ignores then threatens Roger for insisting the terrorism risk is real.
Roger teams up with Dean to prove that the terrorist group known as Nightwatch is a clear and present danger in Afghanistan but discovers they also have a sleeper cell outside Washington, DC. Even after Roger recruits the Vice President to his cause, no one can convince Seibert to sacrifice his hard-won victory.
Now Roger must choose between letting a rogue US president ignore impending attacks on American citizens or assassinating him to save the lives of thousands.
Advance Praise
"Perils ripped from the headlines, a taut political thriller that will keep you up at night, turning pages to see what happens next." -George Weinstein, award-winning author of Aftermath
"Alex Contorno has a flair for action and suspense that is present on every page of this brilliant novel." -Indies Today