The Wingman - Pepper, David
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In The Wingman, veteran Midwestern reporter Jack Sharpe has made it big thanks to the deep-rooted voter-fraud conspiracy he uncovered in The People's House (the first of the series). Sharpe catches a whiff that something rotten is taking place in the Democratic Presidential primary, and ultimately discovers an elaborate scheme to put a corrupt and dangerous politician in the nation's highest office by any means necessary. Dark money, drone technology, paramilitary government contractors, neglected veterans, kompromat-we see these issues in the news every day. But in The Wingman David Pepper…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In The Wingman, veteran Midwestern reporter Jack Sharpe has made it big thanks to the deep-rooted voter-fraud conspiracy he uncovered in The People's House (the first of the series). Sharpe catches a whiff that something rotten is taking place in the Democratic Presidential primary, and ultimately discovers an elaborate scheme to put a corrupt and dangerous politician in the nation's highest office by any means necessary. Dark money, drone technology, paramilitary government contractors, neglected veterans, kompromat-we see these issues in the news every day. But in The Wingman David Pepper shows that if shadowy entities with enough incentive and resources were to connect and exploit these issues, the American people would be largely powerless to stop them. Jack must risk his life and reputation to get to the bottom of the story before the disturbing plot he and his team have uncovered becomes reality.
Autorenporträt
Pepper is the author of four novels-The People's House, The Wingman, The Voter File and A Simple Choice-and two non-fiction works, Laboratories of Autocracy and Saving Democracy. Pepper and his work have been featured on CNN, PBS, MSNBC, and CSPAN; and have been highlighted in the Washington Post, Time, Politico Magazine, The New York Times, Salon, and The New Yorker, among othersPepper was once a member of Cincinnati City Council. And yes, he was abducted at gunpoint.