The Grid

Every day, the President of the United States is informed of threats against his life, which his security team usually dismisses as insignificant ramblings. However, today is not like any other day. Today, he doubts their assurances because he has been having vivid and recurring nightmares about his own violent death. These dreams are so lifelike that it feels as if someone is invading his mind. On this day, Josh Cain, the President’s medical advisor and a military psychologist dealing with his own personal challenges, is called to a church tower near the White House. His task is to dissuade yet another ex-Marine from committing suicide. But this day stands apart. The veteran specifically requested Josh, revealing a conspiracy against the President just moments before he is silenced by a sniper's bullet. The nature of warfare has evolved dramatically—from face-to-face combat to machinery clashes, and now to digital warfare. "The Grid" is an exhilarating blend resembling the intensity of "Homeland" and the psychological intrigue of "Inception," transporting readers to a revolutionary battleground: the human brain.