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In the wake of a devastating geopolitical disaster in the Middle East, an embattled U.S. Vice President must hold a fracturing nation together—racing to rescue hundreds of thousands of Americans stranded overseas while navigating an impeachment crisis, crashing global markets, and enemies maneuvering abroad.
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[Published Novel – Dramatic Rights Available]
The gripping sequel to the Kirkus-starred Friendship Games — The Compass Room is a Wartmann Thriller that stands powerfully on its own.
The war was over before it even started.
In the aftermath of disaster, more than 200,000 Americans are stranded in hostile territory, and Washington reels from a conflict it never imagined losing. Across Europe, unrest spreads while America's allies falter, divided and indecisive — much like its own President. In contrast, Turkey moves boldly to expand its reach, while Russia and China seize the moment to press their advantage.
Vice President George "Daddy Longlegs" Wartmann now faces his greatest test: holding a fractured nation together as political polarization deepens, impeachment looms, unrest grows at home, markets crash, and enemies maneuver abroad. Every choice carries peril, and survival may depend on finding direction in a world turned upside down.
The war might have been over before it started… but one man refuses to accept defeat, and he knows the story is only beginning.
Reviews
Kirkus Reviews “An exciting continuation of this political thriller series... Readers looking to engage with relatable heroes in a realistic, tumultuous setting will find this entry in the Wartmann series worth their while.”BookLife (Publishers Weekly) “A gripping, action-packed thriller... realistic, gritty, and rife with morally grey characters... James delivers a tense, behind-the-scenes look at the political agendas, maneuverings, and deadly games that drive global conflict.”Midwest Book Review “Given an amazing credibility by the politics (and politicians) of today... a riveting page-turner of a read... Unreservedly recommended.”
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