Underbelly (2026)
“The near-future dystopian America draws on some ripped-from-the-headlines details to offer a scathing critique of contemporary politics, including the corporate purchase of law and oversight, conspiracy, corruption, and the untouchable power of the elite. Readers who enjoy dystopian fiction and political commentary will find this a gripping read.”
—Booklife by Publishers Weekly, Editor’s Pick
Synopsis
When faceless men stole your brother’s childhood, how far would you go to rip off their masks?
17-year-old Hiro Hara has been missing for over a decade. When he is found wandering alone outside a remote Nevadan mining town, his reappearance brings more questions than answers…because Hiro has no memory. He couldn’t even remember his own name.
After returning home to Los Angeles, Hiro struggles to adjust to life with his estranged family—his ornery grandmother, Obachan, and secretive older brother, Yuta, who often disappears late at night and doesn’t return until sunrise.
Hiro soon discovers that Yuta has spent countless years trying to infiltrate the inner circle of the corporate elite. All to prove his theory that there’s a cabal of wealthy men who kidnap children for reasons beyond his wildest imagination. But when Yuta successfully targets an executive at the mega-conglomerate O-Corp, he’s brought deeper into a clandestine world of debauchery that gets him closer to finding the people who kidnapped Hiro a decade prior…and closer to being able to serve them revenge.
The London Cheque (2024)
“Longstreet’s debut is nothing short of remarkable. For fans of horror with depth and heart, this is a must-read.”
—Literary Titan, STARRED review.“
Synopsis:
Four missing boys. Two broken mothers. One truth buried for decades.
Scotland, 1964: Twelve-year-old Arun Khan and his friends vanish into the home of a man the town adores—a respected benefactor who is secretly a serial killer preserving children as frozen works of art. As panic spreads in the town, Arun’s mother, Aniqa, begins a relentless hunt for answers.
London, 1930s: Behind palace walls, a young Duke grows up inside a royal family rotting from within—his true parentage the secret that will one day bind two worlds together.
The London Cheque weaves past and present into a chilling portrait of class, power, and the fierce, desperate love of two mothers who refuse to let go.
The Gambit (2015)
Seven People. One Lie.
Owen Marina, co-founder of the Convergence Party, stands on the brink of making history. With the American public rallying behind him, his party’s landslide victory seems inevitable—until a terrorist attack at the final presidential debate leaves seventeen dead and many more injured. The next morning, Owen wakes to a nightmare: he’s been framed for the attack.
Across the country, six others are drawn into the chaos. At MIT, two nuclear engineers uncover unsettling discrepancies in government reports. A frustrated journalist longs for her big break, while a humble hacker gets a knock at his door that will change his life forever. Meanwhile, a CIA agent helplessly watches the nation unravel, an Editor-in-Chief questions the media’s bias against Owen, and a thirteen-year-old boy stumbles upon a horrifying truth just by switching TV channels.
With less than a month until the election, these seven individuals find themselves connected by a single, monstrous lie. Together, they may be the only hope to uncover the truth before it’s too late—for Owen, and for America.
In this high-stakes political thriller, deception runs deep, and the future of a nation hangs in the balance.