Home Guidelines: A Joe DeMarco Thriller (The Joe DeMarco Thrillers, 3)

Mike Lawson’s Joe DeMarco thrillers have drawn reward for his or her fine-tuned suspense, off-kilter characters, intricate plots, and revealing portrait of Washington, DC behind closed doorways. In
Home Guidelines: a terrorist bombing of the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel is narrowly prevented. Then a non-public aircraft headed straight for the White Home ignores warnings and is shot down. An environment of concern and panic overruns the nation, and when the junior senator from Virginia proposes to deport all noncitizen Muslims and run in depth background checks on all Muslim Individuals, his invoice features stunning traction.

Speaker of the Home John Mahoney isn’t happy. He is aware of it’s the form of knee-jerk response individuals will come to remorse, like Japanese internment camps, and he must discover a approach to kill the invoice earlier than it exposes a secret he desires to maintain. So Mahoney calls his man DeMarco. A mean man who struggles with debt, divorce, and an unreasonable boss, DeMarco is an unlikely hero, in over his head, counting on previous associates as he makes an attempt to unravel the assaults on this riveting learn, filled with suspense, fascinating characters, humor, and well timed political intrigue.