2028 - by Michael Levin (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

The Constitution has been stolen.

The presidential election is up for grabs.

And somebody has already chosen the winner.

On New Year's Day, 2028, four men break into the National Archives and steal the original United States Constitution. Days later, Dave Cornwall gets the surprise of his life.

A three-time Super Bowl champion turned Alabama chicken farmer, Dave has never held political office. He's never even thought about running for president. But suddenly, powerful people are offering him virtually unlimited money to do just that. There's just one problem. Dave doesn't know who's paying the bills--or why. As his unlikely campaign catches fire, Washington Post reporter Alyssa Browning starts following the money. What she discovers leads from secret political payments to a mysterious billionaire, a Supreme Court justice's death, and a plot far more dangerous than a stolen election.

Fast, funny, and frighteningly plausible, 2028 is a political conspiracy thriller about dark money, foreign influence, the rise of socialism, and the vulnerability of American democracy to an enemy who understands that the easiest way to destroy a country may be from within.

First, they stole the Constitution. Then they tried to steal the country.