Walking Through the Fire

Overview

A candid memoir of a conservative firebrand's fight for America's heart and soul. Steve King recounts his life, from his Midwestern upbringing to his battles against media bias and the Washington establishment. This is the story of a man who stood his ground, defending traditional values and Western Civilization in the face of relentless attacks. Discover the truth behind the headlines and gain an insider's perspective on the political forces shaping America.

Walking Through the Fire reveals the challenges faced by conservatives in today's political landscape. King exposes the race baiters, media liars, and RINO smear merchants who seek to silence defenders of traditional values. This book is for readers who want to understand the forces at play in American politics and the importance of standing up for what you believe in.

Reviews

“Steve King experienced the quagmire of the Washington Swamp first-hand and fell victim to its toxicity. We must work harder than ever to purge our government of its deeply rooted corruption. I recommend reading Walking Through the Fire for needed insight in this fight.” —Jim DeMint, Former U.S. Senator, chairman of Conservative Partnership Institute, and best-selling author of Satan’s Dare

“This book is a page turner. It is an insider look at the backstabbing, plotting, betrayal, and deals at the highest levels in government. A must read.” —Brigitte Gabriele, Founder and chairman of Act for America, NYT best-selling author, political commentator.

“Steve King is an American patriot—a man of great faith, unassailable character, and unwavering grace. In a world of phonies and cowards, Steve King is the real deal.” —Michelle Malkin, Investigative journalist and best-selling author of Invasion, Culture of Corruption, and Open Borders, Inc.

Author Biography

Born into a law enforcement family, Steve King was steeped early in the Constitution and the Rule of Law. He came to be known as the “Conscience of Conservatives” in Congress. The most precious to him are his wife of forty-nine years, their three sons, their wives, and eight grandchildren. His very successful life’s work came crashing down in a stunning display of the treachery of the “Swamp.”