It's 1991. Cocaine usage is permeating society. The drug cartels are clearly winning on the inner-city streets, inside prestigious law firms, yuppie bars and in the courts. The US government’s war on drugs is clearly not keeping up.

President Robert S. Osbourne has dedicated his second term to winning this war. But when his best friend’s son is murdered by a junkie, winning the war is now personal. His Attorney General and the FBI implement Operation Blueprint that will successfully prosecute the cartel kingpins, their major distributors and dealers. And it’s working beautifully until overdose deaths start occurring across the country.

No one can identify the source of these deaths. Authorities believe it is part of cartel and gang warfare. But then through a series of unconnected events, Washington Post reporter Geoffrey Wines puts together a set of events that unearths the most brazen plot he could ever imagine.

This audiobook takes you inside the Oval Office, crack houses, FBI briefings, cartel headquarters, newsrooms, gang-fights, yuppie hang-outs, and the Camp David retreat to weave together a story that will grab your emotions and cause you to question what is right and what is wrong.

This premier thriller by Antim Straus and superbly read by Perry Daniels will keep you wondering if this story is actually happening again today.