Review: Electing to Fail
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2013
I read this book following up on "The Saint Paul Conspiracy" which I truly enjoyed. This book started very well with an interesting start and finally involvement by "McRyan", etc.However, Stelljes quickly takes us on a political chase. His biases quickly show. He would have been better off changing political parties since the plot involved election fraud. The democratic party has used this practice since the late 1940's with LBJ, 1960 with JFK all the way to the election of the comedian in MN in 2008. History aside, I found the comments made by the author regarding current political figures deeply disturbing. It is not necessary to attack living persons in a fictional story. It is also alarming that the author saw fit to present his political views on various issues propigated by his favorite political party as correct and proper.Finally, this story becomes totally unbelievable. It is impossible to untangle and solve a plot involving the stealing of a presidential election along with multiple murders in multiple states in under five days. Also, a Saint Paul police detective in not going to be leading this type of investigation! What a super-cop?It appears that this type of story line will continue with McRyan's live-in moving to the White House, and perhaps McRyan himself also moving to Washington D.C. I think Stelljes is electing to fail. I won't read him again