A Higher Betrayal
Jack Meyer
Type: ARC
Genre: Thriller, political
Word count: 93,000
Warnings: Graphic violence, swearing
He ran to serve. Then he ran for his life. When businessman Rick Taylor launches an underdog campaign for U.S. Senate, he expects a political fight—not a deadly conspiracy. As people begin dying and the president’s secret AI-powered agenda emerges, Rick must outrun powerful enemies from Washington to the Texas border while uncovering a plan that could change America forever.
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He ran to serve then ran for his life...
A young businessman leads a quiet life, running a small company with his wife in Minnesota, until he's inspired to run for an open US Senate seat. Rick Taylor and his wife Maggie run a creative campaign, but it's an uphill slog against the political elites. Rick's life is sent reeling when people start dying and he finds himself at odds with his own party and the president who is lying to the American people about his plans to secure the southern border. Instead, using artificial intelligence, the president executes his ominous plan that nobody sees coming.
Follow Rick Taylor from Washington D.C. to the boundary waters of northern Minnesota to south Texas as he struggles to stay alive while seeking to comprehend and unmask the president's secret agenda.
Jack Meyer is the author of the Wayward Patriot series of political thrillers. His unique approach to writing rips headlines from the news and weaves them through a thrilling tale of patriotism, political corruption and crisis. His books offer readers a thought provoking glimpse into politics, technology and human nature. While he is often compared to Vince Flynn and David Baldacci, his characters are not super heroes but people more relatable to the common man.
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