Allen Stevens is summoned to a meeting at a cabin in the mountains of Virginia. After a briefing, he and three former Navy SEALs are given the opportunity to exterminate some of Washington, D.C.s most corrupt politicians.

After weighing the dangers of the operation, the four men accept the mission.

They execute the Speaker of the House at a public meeting in San Francisco. Then the Chair of the House Appropriations Committee is killed in his D.C. apartment.

The group's director sends a letter to the House Ethics Committee demanding that the Veteran's Care Act be passed by a certain date. Their demand is disregarded, and a Senator is executed on his yacht in the Potomac River.

The FBI is frustrated because the killers have committed three murders without leaving a clue. Then a fourth Congress member is killed. It becomes obvious that the killings are going to continue until the Veteran's Care Act is passed or the killers are caught.

The Solution is a classic action-suspense novel. While the story is fiction, it mirrors some of the problems America faces today within the corrupt Washington political establishment. It may have readers hoping the killers don't get caught.