The Man Who Would Be President

THE MOMENT POWER BECOMES AN OBSESSION, EVERYTHING CHANGES. Eddie Rowland never dreamed of becoming President. He was content with his money, his ego, and his appetites until ruthless power brokers decided he was the perfect pawn. With charm, cash, and zero scruples, Eddie is pushed into a campaign built on lies, lust, and manipulation. But the higher he climbs, the darker the world becomes. Backroom deals, blackmail, and hidden alliances reveal a system rotten to its core. Every promise hides a betrayal. Every ally has a price, and Eddie soon learns that in politics, survival means destroying anyone who stands in your way. The Man Who Would Be President is a razor-sharp political satire novel that pulls no punches. Equal parts political thriller books and dark political satire, it strips bare the greed and corruption behind polished smiles. Fans of House of Cards will consume this house of cards-style book, where every chapter drips with deceit, scandal, and ambition. This is more than just American political fiction, but it is a mirror held up to our own world. A political scandal novel that shows how democracy mixes with money and lust for power. A brutal addition to the canon of satirical novels about power, and one of the boldest novels about corruption, betrayal, and the price of unchecked ambition. If you crave novels about greed and ambition, political conspiracies that hit too close to home, and a political conspiracy thriller that feels disturbingly real, this is the story you won't be able to put down.