Description

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The Price of Partisanship follows Alex Conway after losing his wife, Carly, and his daughter, Amelia, during the government shutdown. Fed up with partisanship, corruption, and gridlock in Washington that killed his family, Conway seeks his revenge against those responsible for the death of his family and those who have stolen the government from the people.With unlimited resources and a liver cancer diagnosis, Alex Conway wages war on the Senate and House. Along the way, he encounters Tara Snow, who both shares his drives and complicates his mission immeasurably.Conway orchestrates the press feeding them information to expose politicians corruption. Pursued by journalist Amy Radigan and a specialized unit of the FBI, Conway and his unlikely partner, Tara Snow, evade both while executing both their murderous plans for the corrupt Senate and House members responsible for the death of their families. Readers will find themselves rooting for the pair and asking, "who are the real bad guys?"

About the Author

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Ian Conner is retired and spent most of his adult life as a Marine and Army Infantry Sergeant. Now living near San Diego California with his wife Bonnie, a cellist, and their two dogs, Cookie and Issabella. Conner spends his days fostering kittens, gardening, crafting beautiful stained glass and creating worlds on the page. Conner has authored other novels The Price of Partisanship, The Long Game, Coopers Ridge, Solaris, Cardinals and Ghost Witch. After a lifetime of destruction the thought of creating something tangible and lasting holds great appeal. He found art cathartic and a way to redefine himself both in his eyes and the eyes of others. Conner can be reached at Ian@blackraptorbooks.com

Praise For…

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The characters are well-rounded, with real emotions intact. Conner has shades of James Paterson in him as a storyteller and has a gift for longevity. Francesca

Ian Conner writes great political thrillers. This being just one. When government shutdowns cause the deaths of his family, a man takes action. The more I read, the more I realized this could and probably has happened. It's scary to realize that people in Washington have the power of life and death. Naomi R

This was a solid, timely story. Well told with good characters. Who is not fed up with our partisan, dysfunctional government? I admire this writer courage! I think he writes a story many of us have imagined! William