In The White House, no one can hear you scream...
The perfect American political satire for this moment in U.S. history.
When political advisor John Fisher joins the Finney presidential campaign, he knows it's a bad idea. The mercurial businessman has no idea what the president does, and he doesn't care.
He just wants to be President of the United States of America.
He wants to live in the White House.
He wants to take over Washington, D.C.
And William Finney gets what he wants.
Only, that's not the problem.
The people around him are...changing. In fact, the whole nation is changing, and it seems like there's something behind the rumor that Finney gets a little...strange in one-on-one meetings.
It's almost like they'd been taken over by disgusting alien creatures.
Can the aging political operative stop his boss before it's too late? Before the world learns the truth? Or will American voters not care that their new Commander-in-Chief hails from a different solar system?
That's the scary part.
Party Snatchers is a mixture of horror, science fiction, and literary satire of American politics that is equal parts Primary Colors and Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
Fans of Christopher Moore's literary satires or Christopher Buckley political novels—like Make Russia Great Again or Supreme Courtship—will get a kick out of this unusual and quirky political science fiction novel.
Genre: Science Fiction
The perfect American political satire for this moment in U.S. history.
When political advisor John Fisher joins the Finney presidential campaign, he knows it's a bad idea. The mercurial businessman has no idea what the president does, and he doesn't care.
He just wants to be President of the United States of America.
He wants to live in the White House.
He wants to take over Washington, D.C.
And William Finney gets what he wants.
Only, that's not the problem.
The people around him are...changing. In fact, the whole nation is changing, and it seems like there's something behind the rumor that Finney gets a little...strange in one-on-one meetings.
It's almost like they'd been taken over by disgusting alien creatures.
Can the aging political operative stop his boss before it's too late? Before the world learns the truth? Or will American voters not care that their new Commander-in-Chief hails from a different solar system?
That's the scary part.
Party Snatchers is a mixture of horror, science fiction, and literary satire of American politics that is equal parts Primary Colors and Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
Fans of Christopher Moore's literary satires or Christopher Buckley political novels—like Make Russia Great Again or Supreme Courtship—will get a kick out of this unusual and quirky political science fiction novel.
Genre: Science Fiction
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