The Overton Window

by Glenn Beck

First published 2010

Noah Gardner lives the easy life of a wealthy public relations executive. He spends his days focused on social events rather than politics or national affairs. His comfortable world shifts when he encounters Molly Ross, a passionate activist who believes America faces an existential threat. She belongs to a group of patriots convinced that a century-long plan to destroy the country is nearing completion. They warn Noah about the Overton Window, a technique that shifts public opinion by making radical ideas appear mainstream over time. Noah dismisses Molly and her allies as conspiracy theorists. Then an attack strikes American soil. The assault triggers a coordinated plan that has been developing for decades. The conspiracy aims to transform America and eliminate opposition voices. Noah watches chaos engulf the nation as citizens struggle to separate conspiracy theories from actual conspiracies. He must choose which side deserves his loyalty. Noah realizes that exposing the plot and identifying its architects offers the only path to rescue both Molly and the freedoms he previously ignored.

Genres: american-fiction, suspense, action, political-thriller, activism

Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, fish-out-of-water

321 pages · Hardcover · Threshold Editions

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