Marty's Movement for Truth: A Fight to Preserve Democracy in the Age of Disinformation
Paperback
Publisher Price: $24.00
Publisher: Subplot
Published: Oct 13 2026
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.57
Height: 0.74 Width: 5.55 Depth: 8.27
Language: English
Facts anchor us.
Truth connects us.
Disinformation destroys us.
What happens when truth becomes the most dangerous weapon of all?
Marty's Movement for Truth is a gripping contemporary political thriller that rips back the curtain on the machinery of disinformation amplified and spread through social media. With the relentless tension of a Hitchcock classic and the razor-sharp realism of investigative journalism, this novel plunges readers into a nation where facts are contested, narratives are manufactured, and democracy hangs by a thread.
Marty West is an unlikely hero, a retired systems analyst who prefers data to drama. But after witnessing a mass shooting at the State Capitol and the eerie silence that follows, Marty can't ignore the contradictions. When official reports don't add up, he launches a small podcast to seek answers. What begins as a solitary search for clarity shows him the societal value of truth and his quest to ignite a movement.
Enter Spear, a volatile genius of a hacker with her own reasons for wanting the truth exposed. Armed with explosive secrets, she and Marty uncover a shadowy web of multinational corporations and powerful social media empires that engineer outrage, amplify conspiracy theories, and monetize division. As Marty's audience surges, so does the backlash: threats intensify, federal investigators circle, and unseen forces conspire to silence him.
Timely, provocative, and chillingly plausible, Marty's Movement for Truth confronts the defining crisis of our era. When lies are weaponized and truth is buried, who will stand up to defend democracy--and at what cost?
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