Exclusive
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.27 (982 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1522652981 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 444 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-03-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Watergate, Schmatergate, get a load of this: a dead infant, a sleazy president, a manic-depressive first lady, an aide that makes G. Gordon Liddy look like a wuss, murder, adultery, a thousand skeletons peeping from a thousand closets. If you read fast, you might just keep up. The book might capsize under the sheer weight of seamy scandals and sleazy characters were it not for the almost-supernaturally spunky Travis and her somewhat reluctant love-object, craggy ex-Marine Gray Bondurant. Exclusive moves so quickly because somebody is always doing something bad. Was he the first lady's lover? Travis and Bondurant come together to solve the mystery, of course. But by who, and why? As you can imagine, that's when it gets messy. With a mixture of horror and self-interest, Travis perceives the slightest hint that the first infant didn't merely die, but was murdered. . Bondurant left the White House under a cloud. TV
Soon they unearth White House secrets that, if exposed, could topple the presidency. Stunned by the loss of her infant son, the president’s wife hints he may have been murdered. And certain powerful parties want nothing more than to see the scandalous past—and a certain young reporter—dead and buried.“Fast fun with a wild twist at the end.” —Cosmopolitan“A plot-wise, entertaining yarn.” —People. Barrie Travis is a damn good reporter stuck at a low-budget television station when the First Lady calls her—and offers her the opportunity of a lifetime. Barrie sets out to find the truth, fighting for the exclusive story with the help of Gray Bondurant, a mysterious former presidential aide
Tantegloryglo said Murder In The White House?. I think this was the best Sandra Brown book I have read. The plot was beyond intricate. Barrie Travis ( a news reporter with a slightly tarnished rep),interviews the first lady of the USA who tells her a story that could be the greatest story of her career or a disaster. The first lady intimates that the recent death of her infant son may not be due to SIDS as reported but rather murder.Barrie tries to find out the truth. She is aided by Gary Bondurant(former marine and secret service agent) who may have romantic ties to the first lady. One of the prime suspects is the President himself David Merritt. Needless . Very nice long story I like most Sandra Brown books I "read" during my commute. I found myself staying in my car to listen to the story after I reached my destination - which I can only recall really having done with Envy! This one was very long - about Very nice long story Niners I like most Sandra Brown books I "read" during my commute. I found myself staying in my car to listen to the story after I reached my destination - which I can only recall really having done with Envy! This one was very long - about 45 chapters, which I love because I like to get invested in a story and get to know the characters. I like the heroine because she was smart but also "normal" and made mistakes - but she didn't let them get her down. Overall, great book and worth the extra money because it was very long. I strongly recommend if you typically enjoy Brown's novels.. 5 chapters, which I love because I like to get invested in a story and get to know the characters. I like the heroine because she was smart but also "normal" and made mistakes - but she didn't let them get her down. Overall, great book and worth the extra money because it was very long. I strongly recommend if you typically enjoy Brown's novels.. An excellent and compelling thriller by Sandra Brown *Another one of my personal favorites being an excellent romantic suspense by legendary bestselling author Sandra Brown. Having all the trademarks of an excellent thriller, this book was impossible to put down!.Thinking that her career as a broadcast journalist was going nowhere, Barrie Travis couldn't have been more wrong even if she tried. Contacted by Vanessa Merritt, The First lady of the United States to ask if she could see her in an unofficial manner took her by surprise and pleased at the same time. She needed this interview or meeting whatever it was to help with the slope she was in with her job. Losi