Fractured Republic

By: Eric Bohl

Narrated by: Lauren Pedersen

Politics. Scandals. Corruption. Murder? What would happen if the Democrats and GOP disappeared? Two-time Congressional Chief of Staff Eric Bohl envisions the fallout in the first book of this gripping new series.

The Republican and Democratic Parties have collapsed. Capitol Hill is in chaos. The economy is in free fall. Someone must step up and take charge.

Anna Rothwell is the brilliant young chief of staff to Willis Montgomery, a senior member of Congress. She has always dreamed of holding a position of power. When the country's future is at stake, Montgomery announces his candidacy for Speaker of the House, giving Anna her chance.

Anna trusts no one in the Capitol's backstabbing, poisonous environment. As the speaker election grows near, other candidates suffer suspicious personal tragedies, questionable ethics charges, and possible framing for felonies.

In the end, Anna must decide: Should she fulfill her life’s ambition, or will she pursue the truth, wherever it might lead?

This intense novel has been compared to House of Cards and Designated Survivor for its real-life “what-if” style. Fans of Tom Clancy, David Baldacci, Brad Thor, Vince Flynn, C.G. Cooper, and Charlie Lovett will love Fractured Republic.

©2020 Eric Bohl (P)2020 Eric Bohl

Great book for current times

Enjoyable, fast paced story! With upcoming elections and stress on the current system it was a fitting read. I enjoyed the narration as well.

Great Listen

I really enjoyed this story. Great characters, plot and timing, along with a great narration by Lauren Pedersen make it a joy to listen to and I want to revisit this universe. I received this audiobook for free in a promotion, and this is my voluntary review.

Outstanding Narration

I bought this book because I am a big fan of the narrator, Lauren Pedersen. I was not disappointed. Her performance was perfect in every way, especially when switching voices ever so subtly. I always knew who was speaking. The story turned out to be good, which was a surprise, and the writing was good. But the narration was beautifully, masterfully presented.