A Congressional race turns violent, thanks to a comic book-inspired #TrueMen movement.

Midnight Ink, 2018, 421 pages
( Angry incels, electoral violence, gun control, and other issues of the Current Year. )
Also by Lisa Brackmann: My reviews of Rock Paper Tiger, Hour of the Rat, Dragon Day, Getaway, and Go-Between.
My complete list of book reviews.

Midnight Ink, 2018, 421 pages
Sarah Price wants a career in politics. But she has a secret past that won't stay past, threatening her job on a San Diego congressman's reelection campaign.
Casey Cheng wants a story. An ambitious local television reporter, Casey needs to get her career back on track after being seriously injured in a mass shooting. When she investigates the man who nearly killed her, she finds a connection to a group of online harassers called #TrueMen - and realizes her shooter may not be the only killer they have inspired.
Casey's investigation and Sarah's secret put them both in the crosshairs of a hate group that targets anyone they've deemed to be against their cause, including Sarah's boss, the congressman. Now Sarah and Casey have a choice to make - do they hide? Or do they fight back?
( Angry incels, electoral violence, gun control, and other issues of the Current Year. )
Also by Lisa Brackmann: My reviews of Rock Paper Tiger, Hour of the Rat, Dragon Day, Getaway, and Go-Between.
My complete list of book reviews.