This is Book Two in the gripping Geoffrey Wines Series.

Geoffrey Wines is a fictitious metro reporter for the Washington Post and a journalist’s journalist. His nose to investigate when “things just do not seem right” takes him places other reporters simply miss. As a result, he finds himself in the middle of conspiracies with the most unlikely participants. Geoffrey Wines and President Osbourne are back. Now twenty-four years later, Wines is a seasoned journalist, and the president is comfortably in retirement.

But strange events are rocking the presidential election, and an unlikely candidate is emerging. The president has learned this is the work of The Fixer, a mysterious operative he used in the past, and who is employing a new set of tools and cohorts to tilt the election.

Charged with exposing the plot in the pages of The Washington Post, Geoffrey Wines seeks the help of a skillful colleague who has the moral compass and computing power to uncover practically any person, misdeed, or link to put the whole story together. But the elusive Fixer stays one step ahead and counters their efforts with chess-like moves. As the clock clicks down to election day, one question remains — “will they identify The Fixer before it’s too late?”

[Please Note: This novel and audiobook were originally published with the title: "Disorder: A Novel."]