The Silent Conspiracy

A Novel

By: L. C. Shaw

Narrated by: Charlie Thurston

The past is about to catch up to Jack Logan and Taylor Parks in this gripping follow-up to The Network—praised by Steve Berry as “mandatory reading for any thriller aficionado.”

It’s been almost two years since investigative reporter Jack Logan and television producer Taylor Parks brought down the Institute—the secret facility responsible for indoctrinating a generation of America’s political and media power players. Their lives are just getting back to normal, and Jack and Taylor have settled into married life with their young son, Evan.

But soon a series of bizarre, seemingly random murder/suicides captures Jack’s attention as a disturbing pattern emerges. Could someone be intentionally causing people to become homicidal? At the same time, Taylor is producing a story about a class action suit against a national insurance company that has reached the Supreme Court.

As Jack and Taylor start to suspect that their stories are connected, they realize there is something far more insidious at play that could not only directly threaten them—but the very future of the country…

I don't like stories that end half finished

I'm all for Clift hangers that lead to the next book, but I hate books that leave the main plot half finished or completely unresolved. Clift hangers may be an unresolved subplot of the book, but not the main plot

Dumb, Dumb

Dumb characters making stupid decisions. Waste of time with no conclusion. Long plot leaves reader hanging.