Leverage Point

Some mornings, Mason Lewis believes the country can still save itself. Most mornings, he doesn't.

Thirty years at the NSA taught him exactly how the machinery of power fails — and he's watched every legal remedy stall, get captured, or arrive too late. The 25th Amendment exists. The votes might even exist. What's missing is time.

So Lewis assembles a team and builds the impossible: a way to take the President off the board without a shot fired, without a body, without a martyr. A simulation. A held breath. A window just wide enough for the constitutional process to finally work.

But a cage built to protect a democracy is still a cage. And inside it — and outside it — the line between the people saving the country and the people seizing it starts to disappear.

Leverage Point is the first novel in The Deep State, a series about the terrifying distance between what's legal and what's right — and the people who decide, on their own authority, to close it.

Can you save a democracy through undemocratic means? Turn the page and try to keep your answer.