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Oppo is a relentlessly entertaining and masterfully constructed Washington thriller. Rosenstiel nails the intense work of a campaign in crystalline detail. This is a riveting story of D.C. intrigue made for our time. --Jessica Yellin, author of Savage News and creator of #NewsNotNoise Oppo is that rarest of books, a Washington thriller that's genuinely thrilling and gets Washington right. It's a suspenseful masterclass in the modern American political campaign--and best of all, offers an ending with some hope about our system. --Joseph Finder, New York Times bestselling author of House on Fire As timely as political thrillers come. --Washington Post Tom Rosenstiel's OPPO is a terrifying and fascinating deep-dive into the world of political opposition research and dark money. He writes about the subject with great insight and authority, while at the same time telling a tight, compelling story filled with sharply-drawn characters. A first-rate page-turner that's both gripping and illuminating. --Lou Berney, author of November Road Praise for Oppo--///

Genuinely thought-provoking and lives up to its ambition. -- New York Times Book Review Rosenstiel, a veteran journalist and former member of the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC, is a terrific storyteller. Readers get the sense that he knows whereof he writes, that the details about politics and human behavior in his books come not merely from imagination but also from long experience. A perfect novel for fans of political intrigue. -- Booklist Political thriller buffs will appreciate the beltway dealmaking, while spycraft lovers will enjoy the detailed look at the many ways that technology secrets get stolen. -- Publishers Weekly Praise for Oppo -- /// As timely as political thrillers come. -- Washington Post Oppo is a relentlessly entertaining and masterfully constructed Washington thriller. Rosenstiel nails the intense work of a campaign in crystalline detail. This is a riveting story of D.C. intrigue made for our time. -- Jessica Yellin, author of Savage News and creator of #NewsNotNoise Tom Rosenstiel's OPPO is a terrifying and fascinating deep-dive into the world of political opposition research and dark money. He writes about the subject with great insight and authority, while at the same time telling a tight, compelling story filled with sharply-drawn characters. A first-rate page-turner that's both gripping and illuminating. -- Lou Berney, author of November Road Oppo is that rarest of books, a Washington thriller that's genuinely thrilling and gets Washington right. It's a suspenseful masterclass in the modern American political campaign--and best of all, offers an ending with some hope about our system. -- Joseph Finder, New York Times bestselling author of House on Fire

"""Genuinely thought-provoking and lives up to its ambition."" -- New York Times Book Review ""Rosenstiel, a veteran journalist and former member of the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC, is a terrific storyteller. Readers get the sense that he knows whereof he writes, that the details about politics and human behavior in his books come not merely from imagination but also from long experience. A perfect novel for fans of political intrigue."" -- Booklist ""Political thriller buffs will appreciate the beltway dealmaking, while spycraft lovers will enjoy the detailed look at the many ways that technology secrets get stolen."" -- Publishers Weekly Praise for Oppo -- /// ""As timely as political thrillers come."" -- Washington Post ""Oppo is a relentlessly entertaining and masterfully constructed Washington thriller. Rosenstiel nails the intense work of a campaign in crystalline detail. This is a riveting story of D.C. intrigue made for our time."" -- Jessica Yellin, author of Savage News and creator of #NewsNotNoise ""Tom Rosenstiel's OPPO is a terrifying and fascinating deep-dive into the world of political opposition research and dark money. He writes about the subject with great insight and authority, while at the same time telling a tight, compelling story filled with sharply-drawn characters. A first-rate page-turner that's both gripping and illuminating."" -- Lou Berney, author of November Road ""Oppo is that rarest of books, a Washington thriller that's genuinely thrilling and gets Washington right. It's a suspenseful masterclass in the modern American political campaign--and best of all, offers an ending with some hope about our system."" -- Joseph Finder, New York Times bestselling author of House on Fire"

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Tom Rosenstiel is the author of eleven books, four of which are novels. His nonfiction is focused on politics and media, and he is recognized as one of the leading thinkers in the country in the future of media. His book The Elements of Journalism, now in its fourth edition, has been translated into more than 25 languages. Tom is the Eleanor Merrill Visiting Professor on the future of Journalism at the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. He formerly was the executive director of the American Press Institute and the founder and director of the media research unit at Pew Research Center, which he directed for 16 years. He was the press critic of the Los Angeles Times for a decade and is a non-resident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington. He lives in Chevy Chase Maryland with his wife, Rima.

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