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by Dean M. Dilley (Author)
A dark, satirical novel about foreign influence in Washington, DC. Set mainly in the wartime fever years just after 9/11, a congressman and his associate tap into the lucrative business of peddling foreign influence. Mastering what they call "Richard III" projects, the associate and his firm help foreign potentates overthrow their relatives and eliminate political opponents, skipping their succession queues with the help of Congress, the Pentagon, and other Washington power centers looking for new allies in the "war on terror."
DEAN DILLEY practices law in Washington, D.C., a city rich with inspirations for storytelling. His first novel, Nablus Girl, is set in the modern Middle East, where the inhabitants' dreams and aspirations collide with the harsh realities of great power politics. He lives with his family on a farm in Virginia.
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