Atlanta’s First Lady by day, secret vigilante assassin by night—a gripping new novel from the bestselling author.
Nationwide — Urban Renaissance proudly announces the official release of The Resistance, the explosive new novel from acclaimed author Terry E. Hill. Known for gripping audiences with his probing looks into power, faith, and institutional secrets, he delivers a page-turning story of corruption, vengeance, and protection for the vulnerable.
Set against the glamorous backdrop of Atlanta’s upper crust, The Resistance introduces readers to Natalie Harris. On the surface, she is the ultimate politician’s wife: a flawless socialite, devoted mother, and trusted advisor to her mayor husband. But beneath the designer dresses and high-society galas lies a lethal secret. Natalie is a former military agent and a trained assassin who leads a clandestine agency composed of elite women—including a preacher, a bestselling author, and a celebrity chef. Together, their mission is simple yet ruthless: rid the city of corrupt power players who prey on the most vulnerable citizens.
“Terry E. Hill has crafted his most electrifying heroine yet,” said publisher representatives. “The Resistance blends high-society drama with razor-sharp action, asking deep questions about who protects the powerless when the systems meant to guard them fail.”
He is widely celebrated for his hit works, including the Come Sunday Morning Saga and The Committee. His previous titles have earned critical praise, bestseller status on the African American Literary Book Club (AALBC) list, and widespread acquisition by libraries worldwide. With The Resistance, Hill pivots into high-octane thriller territory, expanding his scope while delivering the complex character dynamics his loyal readership loves.
The Resistance (ISBN-13 : 978-1645568193, 280 pages, $18.95) is available now in paperback and digital e-book formats through major booksellers and online retailers like Barnes & Noble and Amazon.
About the Author
Terry E. Hill is a celebrated novelist and former social services executive from Southern California who resides in Oakland, California. His novels pull back the curtain on the ambitious, the elite, and the conflicted, finding compelling truths in the shadows of society. Visit his official website at TerryEHill.net
For press inquiries, contact terry@terryehill.com or (510) 393-9776