The Innocent Have Nothing to Fear

Set against the tumult of a contested Republican convention in New Orleans, Stuart Stevens's dark comedy explores the chaotic world of political maneuvering, personal secrets, and media intrigue. The story follows J. D. Callahan as he navigates a series of unexpected crises, including a mass panic and family revelations that threaten to upend his career and legacy. Blending sharp satire with behind-the-scenes insights, the novel offers an entertaining and thought-provoking look at modern politics.