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Title: Author Victoria Bolton Takes Her Scions of Legacy Universe to Washington with Political Thriller The Public Trust

United States, 17th Sep 2026 - Author Victoria Bolton releases Scions of Legacy: The Public Trust, the second book in her Scions of Legacy trilogy and the political centerpiece of a series that carries the world of Rude Boy USA into a new generation. The spin-off follows the adult children of the protagonists from the original Rude Boy USA trilogy as they succeed to complicated histories while building ambitions, relationships and identities of their own.The Public Trust follows The Powers That Be, the first Scions of Legacy novel, which has already earned awards. Bolton hopes the second installment receives a similarly positive response, she wants readers to enjoy the story and to recognize that it is laying important groundwork for Pedigree, the trilogy's concluding novel, expected in mid-December 2026.Bolton has described The Public Trust as her "House of Cards moment." A longtime follower of politics, she previously explored local political power in The Tide Is High, Book Three of the Rude Boy USA trilogy. With The Public Trust, she turns toward Washington and the people operating inside its institutions. Rather than framing the story as one political party against another, Bolton focuses on ambition, influence, private alliances and the distance that can exist between public appearances and what happens behind closed doors.The novel is also part of Bolton's increasingly multimedia approach to storytelling. She has released companion albums for both Rude Boy USA and Scions of Legacy, with "Will You Still," "Government Is a Circus" and "Marble Floors and Broken Promises" serving as marquee songs connected to The Public Trust. Bolton says she writes the songs, creates the samples that establish the direction she wants, and then uses online tools to help complete the m...


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