They Could Be Saviors: A near-future speculative fiction about billionaire accountability, psychedelic therapy, and climate reckoning

A four-time award-winning near-future eco-thriller

What if the only way to save the planet was to kidnap the billionaires destroying it?

Five kidnapped billionaires. A hidden compound and a sisterhood of psychedelic therapists determined to force the world's most powerful men to confront the damage they've caused.

Josh Latham, CEO of the world's largest corporation, wakes to find himself imprisoned alongside four billionaire rivals. Their captors don't want money or revenge. They want transformation.

Leading the operation is Mel, a grief-hardened therapist risking everything on an impossible idea: that the people accelerating climate change could become the people who stop it. But transformation can't be controlled, and as tensions rise, everyone inside the compound must confront the same question:

Does the end justify the means?

Blending psychological suspense with speculative fiction, They Could Be Saviors explores power, accountability, consciousness, and the possibility of redemption in a world running out of time.

Praise for They Could Be Saviors

"This is a well-plotted, expertly written story."
— BlueInk Review (Notable Book Award)

"A unique and compelling exploration of topical issues."
— Kirkus Reviews ("Get It" Recommendation)

"A wild and thought-provoking novel that blends psychological suspense with biting social critique."
— Literary Titan (5-Star Review)

"Unputdownable... will inspire imaginative conversations about how we should confront the global climate crisis that the existence of billionaires creates."
— Independent Book Review

Perfect for readers who enjoy Nine Perfect Strangers, Black Mirror, Margaret Atwood, and morally complex speculative fiction.