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Arlington
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Complete, First published Sep 19, 2017
Mature
The rich and powerful are all targets. 
A domestic terrorist cell in America has taken aim at politicians to cleanse the government of corruption. You can't teach a politician new tricks, so it's best to put them down. 
Arlington is about a domestic terrorist cell who hire a female assassin to target politicians and the wealthy elite class of America. Their agenda is to rid the government of corruption. The novel features the likeness of real life public figures and is set in today's world with concurrent actual events. It is a modern day twist on historical fiction.
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The White House has become a war zone. From murdered employees to a brazen armed assault that has left dozens dead and hundreds maimed, terrorists hunt and roam behind the borders of the United States with unprecedented freedom. Yet the more she investigates the attacks, the more FBI Agent Laura Mason is convinced that a more sinister player lies behind the body count. Meanwhile, in the dark shadows of the nation's political and corporate underbelly, a mysterious man known only as the Chairman greedily plots to capitalize on the people's growing panic with the help of his cunning and beautiful daughter Alicia. But Alicia has an agenda of her own, one which puts her at odds with both her father and the authorities tasked with ending the terrorist threats once and for all. (Authors note: I consider this a relic, my first ever full novel that I wrote at the young age of 16. As such, yes I know there are a lot of cringey moments, yes there are plot points that go nowhere, and yes there are plot holes. Still, I have to acknowledge just how far I've come as an author since these times)