Cybersecurity whiz Jedd finds himself held captive, strapped to the ground in a dark tunnel, without food or water. June's campaign website has been hacked and she is viciously attacked by protesters. Darah flashes back to the terror of life under the dictatorship in the States, when her mother was deported. Just when this group of friends thought they had defeated their enemies, they're faced with not one but multiple immediate threats. Rumors and accusations are flying, and the future of the democratic nation of California is at stake. Can they figure out who is telling the truth and who is lying before it's too late? A taut combination of political, techno-thriller, and metaphysical fiction that's scaffolded on three realities - the ancient wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, our current post-truth world, and the near future - this sequel to The Die is a fast-paced story about friendship, courage, and how to restore and revitalize truth.