
The Cahoots Conspiracy
A razor-sharp political satire of hidden islands, illicit mines, and perpetual Nixon votes
- Mystery
- Humor
- Political Satire
New Hampshire Attorney General Arthur Pendleton is running for governor, but his polling data has an impossible leak: a town called Cahoots is predicting a landslide for his rival, Blaine Worthington. The catch? Cahoots doesn't exist on any official map. Following a trail of bizarre tide charts behind a nuclear power plant, Arthur boards a rusted ferry and enters a forgotten island governed by 18th-century maritime laws, tide-scheduled traffic lights, and an unwavering tradition of giving Richard Nixon eight percent of every vote. But Arthur quickly uncovers more than eccentric charm. His own grandfather helped erase Cahoots in 1974, and Worthington Mining Corporation is now exploiting that legal void to drill beneath the unmapped soil. Teaming up with sharp-tongued local reporter Tabs Miller, Arthur navigates sabotaged brakes, pedantic town moderators, and secret underground tunnels. To win the governorship and save the town, he must decide whether the law's greatest duty is to expose the truth—or keep the island safely off the map forever.



