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Emergency Measures

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Rowan Idris

21 Oct 2025 — 1 min read

When Supreme Court Justice Patricia Holbrook is assassinated at her daughter's soccer game, the government's response is swift and seamless.

Too seamless.

A federal agent risks everything to give Walsh the truth. His editor won't publish it. His sources disappear. And Walsh realizes that exposing the story will cost him everything—his job, his freedom, possibly his life.

For a truth no one wants to hear.

Emergency Measures is a chilling political thriller about the small compromises that lead to authoritarianism, the cowardice we rationalize as strategy, and the question that haunts every reader: What would you do?

Download your free copy and discover why readers call Emergency Measures "uncomfortably plausible" and "the political thriller we need right now."

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