Detective “Tibby” Thibodaux is dispatched to Cajun country to question Joseph Morrigan, a suspect in a hit-and-run in New Orleans. Although Morrigan’s car is undamaged and he has a solid alibi for the night in question, Tibby senses something untoward. As a bi-racial man squarely opposed to the Trump regime, he has noted the Trump flag in Morrigan’s driveway, but being a fan of the President isn’t a crime, and Tibby is assigned to a new murder case.
 
Although the hit-and-run remains unsolved, Morrigan is almost forgotten until the FBI asks Tibby to investigate him as a possible right-wing extremist. Morrigan, however, has disappeared, and Tibby must delve into his past to find Morrigan’s motivations. The more Tibby digs, the more it looks like Morrigan might be planning something, but each new revelation brings Tibby closer to a deadly confrontation with Morrigan.
 
Narrated by Tibby, in a compelling streetwise voice that decries the corruption in the land that he loves, this is a story which could only come from the great political divide in America.