Publisher: Revell
Release Date: October 18, 2016
Genre: Political Suspense

The road to power and position is fraught with perils, even for a Worthington. But Sarah does not intend to lose.
Sarah Worthington never expected to become the US attorney general--at least not this early in her career. Plunged into the vicious vetting process, with all sides digging for secrets in her family closet, she steels herself for the path forward. Nothing will deter her from making her mark on the world in the biggest way possible--even if that means prosecuting the current president of the United States.
Yet powerful forces conspire behind the scenes to take the Worthington family down, and the president orders her to close the investigation. Will she comply? Or turn the tables to pursue her ultimate dream--the US presidency?

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In the last decade I've become a fan of political suspense since we seem to see it in daily life on the news these days. I am very interested in reading this book. It sounds so good!
ReplyDeleteI think you need to check out the first two books too!!
DeleteI enjoy suspense of all kind. IT gives the reading and my blood pressure a zing that keeps me reading.
ReplyDeletehahah. Well put! Our blood pressure all needs a little "zing" at times!! ;)
DeleteWow, sounds intriguing. Will look up the first two books. I remember Dr. Kevin from Focus on the Family.
ReplyDeleteO.. I'm actually not familiar with Dr. Kevin. Didn't realize he was from Focus on the Family. Thanks!
DeleteI've read a few political suspense and enjoyed them. Thank you for the review.
ReplyDeleteO, Lucy, you'll need to share a few more titles for our readers her! Which would you recommend?
DeleteI find myself enjoying political suspense more than I use to. It is interesting to read about the lives of political figures and the intrigue they face . The book may be fiction but I find in some of the books, they are relatable to today's' headlines.
ReplyDeleteI agree Deana. I think it's with recent headlines and as we mature in our thinking. =)
DeleteI actually cannot remember ever reading a political suspense, so I don't know if I would be a fan of it. However, I am a fan of suspense that keeps me turning the pages. :) Thanks for the review and the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI've only read one or two Loraine. Especially ones from the Christian publishers. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteI enjoy political suspense, because I like learning about the inner workings of our government and the people involved.
ReplyDeleteSo true!! It does give you a glimpse!
DeleteI do enjoy political suspense especially if it is thought provoking.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteYes! I love being on the edge of my seat.
ReplyDeletemia2009(at)comcast(dot)net
Don't we all?!! ;)
DeleteI haven't read many political suspense books, but I really love that type of TV show. I think I would like the books if they didn't have too many characters to keep up with.
ReplyDeleteDianna
O me too! I think I watch more political tv series than read...but now, I think there will be an influx, which I'm game!
DeleteI'm not a fan of suspense, but my sister is. We formed our own little book club. So reading this book would be reading her genre.
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