'The Election' is an excellent read that captures the issues that need to be addressed today. If you enjoy a taught thriller, politics in general, or just want to learn more about the electoral system with out putting yourself to sleep, this book is for you. 'The Election' focuses on a man who was become fed up with the stagnation in congress generated by our two party political system. The main character, Michael Edwards,...
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When I started to read this book at the same time our own election is going on, I was near election fatigue. However, I was pleasantly surprised about the book and very glad I did read it at this time.The Author revealed two things to me in this book. The first is he either has a great background in politics or knows how to research the subject matter to perfection. The second is he has the ability to make the political dull...
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Unlike most books that are placed in the category of fiction, this book could be a documentary of a future election, with just the modification of the player's names. This novel is also important in its practicality, and that is not an attribute that most novels can claim, or a goal their Author's even set. The concept of a three way race for the Presidency is not only plausible, it is an event that has taken place several...
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This book was sent to me gratis with the request that I read and review it. I should state at the outset that political novels are not usually on my reading list; the last one I read was "Primary Colors." I must say, however, that, the minutiae of counting votes notwithstanding, I enjoyed it. The main premise of the book is the third-party run for the American presidency by preeminent news anchor Michael Edwards. As with...
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If you've ever wondered (as I have) what would transpire in case a third party candidate ever gained a lot of support without self-destructing in some way, here's a chance to find out. Field has come up with a Constitutionally accurate, healthily cynical and very exciting story about just such a situation.I kept waiting for the big implausible shocker to spice up the story, the event that would be totally unrealistic but...
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