The Cohort
On a remote island outside Charleston, South Carolina, David Stoneman is being held prisoner in one of the country’s most exclusive hotels. Facing his inevitable fate, David discovers that his unexpected trip to the Carolina coast was part of an elaborate plan orchestrated by a secretive group of puppet masters with nefarious intentions.
At the same time, Bailey Thompson, the new legal counsel of a fast-growing Atlanta company, finds that she, too, was lured to the private island under false pretenses by her power-hungry boss and his unsettling mystery guest.
With a deadly hurricane bearing down on them, David and Bailey must contend with a short-tempered FBI agent hot on their heels, a local judge with a dark family secret, and elite military operators hunting them, as they attempt to infiltrate one of the most powerful organizations in the world – the Cohort.
Deadly Division
David Stoneman was a rising star at one of Washington, D.C.’s most prestigious law firms until the firm’s conniving managing partner abruptly derailed his plans. Thereafter, allying with a mother who tragically lost her son and a desperate Southern Baptist minister, David unwittingly uncovers a government secret buried by a ruthless politician who will stop at nothing to protect his new legislation, the Division Act.
The clock is ticking, and David must use his most powerful weapon – his mind – to outsmart his former boss, outmaneuver a team of highly-trained killers, and outlast a sitting United States Senator, before it’s too late.
Awards
“I thoroughly enjoyed your book. This story is a real page turner and the way you craft the details exemplifies your creativity…Great work!”
“This book starts off fast and grabs your attention from the opening sentence. The multiple twists along the way keep you guessing until the very end.”
“Deadly Division is a page-turning novel that the reader could easily envision actually taking place in the current clash between politics and religion today!”
About Nathaniel
Nathaniel Sizemore is a graduate of Vanderbilt Law School, where he served as an Associate Editor of the Vanderbilt Law Review. After practicing at a large law firm in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, he returned to Cincinnati, Ohio, to work in his family’s business.
Nathaniel has been an adjunct law professor at Northern Kentucky University, Chase College of Law, and a frequent guest lecturer at the University of Cincinnati.
He lives in Fort Thomas, Kentucky, with his wife and three children.
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