He debugged the voting system. Now he's President of Chile. Diego Morales just wanted to test for software vulnerabilities—not trigger a constitutional crisis. But when a glitch (or was it?) mistakenly declares him the next President, the unemployed coder finds himself dodging assassins, decoding conspiracies, and ordering empanadas under a false name. In this razor-sharp comedy mystery, what starts as an absurd accident turns deadly serious as Diego uncovers a plot that’s been rigging elections for decades. With a snarky systems analyst, a dead candidate’s final message, and his late mother’s secret investigation pointing the way, Diego has one week to survive—maybe even govern—and expose the truth before the truth buries him. Sharp as satire, slick as a spy thriller, and packed with suspense and empanadas, President for a Week is a wild ride through politics, paranoia, and one very reluctant presidency.
