Jeff Nesbit Boeken

NGO entrepreneur Nash Lee is determined to make a difference through his worldwide mVillage network. Kim Grace, a nuclear scientist imprisoned in North Korea's secret Camp 16, knows the truth about the devastating technology she helped develop. Anshel Gould, the brilliant chief of staff at the White House, has created a radical peace plan based on the long-forgotten UN proposal for Palestine after the Second World War. But is there a way to stop what seems unstoppable?

Focusing on the Koch brothers' influence, this book uncovers their intricate ties to the tobacco industry and the Tea Party movement. It delves into a significant yet underreported narrative that highlights the impact of these connections on American politics and public health. Through detailed exploration, the book aims to illuminate the often-overlooked dynamics at play within this powerful network.

The story revolves around Jude Asher, a wealthy entrepreneur willing to take bold risks to achieve ultimate power, contrasting with his twin brother Thomas, a New York Times reporter. Despite attempting to distance himself from Jude's ambitions, Thomas is pulled back into his brother's world, burdened by a secret that could change everything. The narrative explores themes of ambition, morality, and the divergent paths of the brothers as they navigate a landscape filled with both influence and temptation.

A unique view of climate change glimpsed through the world's disappearing resources.