One memo can topple a nation.

Miles Clemens was once Washington's golden boy—a two-time Pulitzer winner whose reporting could bring senators to their knees.
Now he's a cautionary tale in a wrinkled blazer, haunted by burned bridges, bar tabs, and the wreckage of his career.
After a drunken night in jail, he's paired with Maya Rendón, an ambitious young reporter who sees him less as a partner than as a warning.

Then Maya's mentor turns up dead.
The official story says heart attack.
But a cryptic note and a veiled reference to a sitting senator suggest something far more dangerous.

Their investigation uncovers rigged elections, foreign bribes, and a buried document known only as the memo.
Drawn into the fight are Abby Fischer, a campaign aide on the run, and Hal Bishop, a disillusioned FBI veteran convinced the bureau itself has been compromised.
Together, the four peel back a conspiracy that reaches to the highest levels of power—and kills to stay hidden.

Now they're being hunted.
Not just by political operatives, but by a system that prefers silence to truth.
And the closer they get to the memo, the closer they come to exposing a betrayal that could collapse democracy itself.

Gripping, timely, and razor-sharp, The Memo is a political thriller of loyalty, legacy, and the cost of speaking when everyone else stays silent.

Perfect for fans of Robert Ludlum, David Baldacci, Brad Thor, and Jason Matthews.

Uncover the document that changes everything—read The Memo today.