The Third Way

The Third Way is the story of Arden Firth, who loses her college scholarship and then becomes the reluctant leader of a movement to ban corporations, with the help of Justin Kirish, a law student with a mysterious past. South Dakota Ballot Initiative 99 is her last hope to save her grandmother's farm from foreclosure, but it threatens to spiral out of her control as shadowy forces conspire to defeat their movement. The book charts the intersection between idealism, extremism, and forgiveness as Arden struggles with her own demons and attempts to articulate a vision that could change the world.