Gripping, sinister, and so chillingly possible that only a true Washington insider could have written it. The talented Rosenstiel brings his reporter’s clarity and insight to this twisty and provocative thriller exposing the darkest side of politics.
— Hank Phillippi Ryan, author of Trust Me
Smart, assured and perfectly attuned to today’s toxic politics, The Good Lie hurtles along with the insider excitement of a tell-all Washington blockbuster.
— Dan Fesperman, author of Safe Houses
Taut, convincing follow-up to 2017’s well-received Shining City… Political thriller fans will be more than satisfied.
— Publishers Weekly
A riveting description of what really happens behind those closed doors of Washington’s flawed and dysfunctional and traditions
— New York Journal of Books
Recreating a convoluted disaster like this diplomatic attack and the subsequent “Star Chamber” inquiries, with its paralysis of guilt and suspicion, is no easy feat.
— The Associated Press
The Good Lie is the best-written, spot-on and timely political thriller to come along since Robert Penn Warren wrote All the King’s Men.
— Mysterious Book Report
