
Debt Reckoning
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What if the greatest threat to America wasn't war, terrorism, or China… but the trillions of dollars of debt we've pretended doesn't exist?
U.S. Senator Rick Taylor has been warning anyone who'll listen: the national debt is no longer a spreadsheet problem—it's a ticking bomb. But in Washington, truth is toxic. Colleagues dismiss him, constituents scream about "cuts to my benefits," and the media paints him as the villain who wants to gut Social Security.
Then the blackmail begins.
A shadowy network led by a ruthless operator making huge profits from unchecked government spending will stop at nothing to silence anyone who threatens the status quo. After Taylor's wife is targeted in a terrifying swatting attack and a sniper's bullet nearly ends Taylor's life, the message is clear. Shut up… or die.
In a world where debt is power and silence is survival, one man's fight for fiscal truth becomes a race against economic collapse—and a lethal enemy who will burn America down to keep the money flowing.
Debt Reckoning is a gripping, ripped-from-the-headlines thriller that asks the question no one in Washington wants answered: What happens when the bill finally comes due?
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