Political suspense, Washington thrillers, historical fantasy, and Roman intrigue—every story asks what people do with power, and what it costs.
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A Kentucky factory worker ignores a COVID test, boards a bus to Washington for the January 6 rally—and sets off consequences that will tear his family apart.
After the First World War, Nikola Tesla invents a device that makes people happy with the flip of a switch. There is only one snag: is the world ready to be happy?
Three hundred years after Christ’s birth, a young centurion named Constantine rescues a tortured boy from slavers—and gives him a front-row seat to a turning point in Western history.