Giants on the Hill Roddy, Lee

A sprawling political thriller set in the marble corridors of Washington, D.C., where ambition and principle collide. Lee Roddy crafts a multi-layered narrative following several power players navigating the treacherous terrain of Capitol Hill — senators, staffers, lobbyists, and journalists all tangled in a web of competing agendas. At its heart is a moral question: when you have the power to change the nation's course, how far will you go? Roddy, a veteran journalist who covered D.C. for decades, brings insider authenticity to the backroom deals and public posturing. The pacing is brisk, the stakes feel real, and the characters are flawed enough to be believable. If you enjoyed *All the King's Men* or binge political dramas, this delivers that same addictive mix of idealism and corruption. Perfect for anyone who thinks *House of Cards* was onto something.