Final Term

By: M.E. Oates

Narrated by: Glen Eric Reed

President Robert Thompson, ensnared in a fetish-related scandal and facing imminent impeachment, fakes his own assassination with the help of his ambitious wife and psychiatrist. His goal? To secure his legacy and vanish to an island. This satirical tale follows Thompson’s transformation from disgraced politician to mythic hero. As story plot unfolds, his psychiatrist, Petros Andros (Pete), finds himself entangled in a web of deceit, obsession, and indiscretions of his own. Torn between his blind love for the First Lady and his growing unease with the couple’s amorality, Pete narrates this sharp, satirical tale of power, ambition, and one man’s outrageous bid for immortality.

Witty, provocative, and full of fun, Final Term is a darkly comedic look at politics, scandal, and deception.

©2025 Meghan Oates (P)2025 Meghan Oates

Farce and Power.

A funny and dark satire about a president willing to do anything to save his legacy. With acid humor, his follies and deceptions are narrated, leaving the listener between laughter and disbelief.

The narrator's voice is perfect: he knows how to bring the story to life and highlight the absurdity without losing the rhythm. A story that left me thinking about real politics.

dark humor

The president is nothing if not inventive and open to any suggestions at this point in his career. When I wasn't gasping with shock and awe ,I was laughing or quietly crying. This is an addictive dark humorous tale. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a good job bringing the characters and story to life.

Dirty Rags

A story that mixes conspiracies, betrayals and acid humor. The narrator's voice adapts perfectly to the story, making each scene funny and with a lot of rhythm. Ideal for those who enjoy political satire with an irreverent touch.

A Farce in Power.

This story is full of betrayals, scandals and absurd plans. It all starts with a lie and becomes entangled in a whirlwind of deceit to protect the protagonist's reputation. A black satire that reflects how power can corrupt even the most basic things. The narrator adds rhythm and mischief, making each scene a feast of intrigue.

Power and Fiction

The story follows a politician who would rather fake his death than face a scandal, and his psychiatrist gets caught up in the game. The plot is bizarre but addictive, full of deceit, obsession and unbridled ambition. A satire where no one comes out unscathed. The narrator gives it a unique touch, making even the absurd sound believable.