Review: Not for me
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 5, 2014
This book gives the reader a glimpse of the intrigue, meetings, plots and sexual exploits that are taking place in the White House as Jack Canon begins his term as US President. There isn't really a story to follow. It's a succession of days and weeks in the President's life.The descriptions of the women are vivid and well observed and at all the meetings and conferences, topics are discussed in depth and these are Zandora's strengths for me. His obvious economic and political knowledge shines through the book. Much of the book is well written, allowing the reader to feel the tension building as the President and his entourage jet around the world, offering deals and gleaning information while balancing the frustrations of the members of Congress as they block, and therefore, dictate the outcome of the President's policies as he attempts to keep his promise to the electorate.Personally, I didn't enjoy it. I'd rather not read about a man who flirts, flatters and gropes his female employees while pertaining to champion equal rights for women or about women whose only aim in life is to dress to please and flatter a middle aged man, even if he is the President! If you enjoy a sexy, fantasy romp mixed with politics and technology, you'll enjoy this book.Sorry to end with a negative...NADGE!...Needs A Damn Good Edit!