Mr. President by Katy Evans
Release Date: October 31st
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Synopsis:
He's won the hearts of millions. But is he willing to lose his?
I met the president’s son when we were both young. Matthew Hamilton was handsome, polished, and intelligent. I’d never met a guy like him.
He promised me that he’d never run for president. I promised that if he did, I’d be by his side.
Three terms later, an invitation to join Matthew Hamilton’s campaign is the most exhilarating opportunity I’ve ever experienced. I'm determined to make a difference; he is determined to win.
Focused on his goal, Matt is steadfast, ruthless, and disarming. All eyes are on him and his popularity is surging. But soon, the next possible president of the United States is possessing me in more ways than one—and despite the risks, I'm helpless to resist.
We're stealing touches, stealing moments, and stealing away at night. But our chemical connection is quickly becoming dangerously combustive, putting not only my heart, but Matt's chance at the presidency on the line.
Winning will take everything. Walking away will be the hardest thing of all.
"If I don't run, Dad's death will have been for nothing." "No, it could never be for nothing, his mother says passionately. heading over to him.
Charlotte Wells has been surrounded by politics all her life. Senator Wells is her father and he was a friend of President Hamilton's. She and Matt met years before, when she was a young girl.
We met eleven years ago, almost twelve now. In the years in between, it feels like he never left me or my mind. And I wonder if I was ever in his.
She is passionate about Matt winning the nomination for president. They share a love for politics and integrity. Charlotte's work on his campaign opens up a Pandora's box for them. Both have found their other half in each other, but there are so many reasons that they can't be together.
I don't know how I'm going to do it.
As things heat up for Charlotte and Matt, things become more apparent. Matt's mother, as First Lady, was the wife of the President but sacrificed her marriage in the process. Politicians lives are pulled in so many directions that it's almost impossible to maintain a real relationship. Matt can't allow for distractions from his goals. And Charlotte is a huge distraction.
She grounds me.
But this thing between them must have an expiration date. If Matt wins the nomination things must end between them. If he loses, he will just run again. How can anything but heartache come from this? Charlotte may have thought about giving up her dreams for Matt's but he would never let her do that.
"Maybe I don't mind taking a backseat to the President..." I trail off, suddenly realizing what's coming out of my mouth.
The tension in Mr. President is palpable. As the election draws closer, my stomach was getting more and more knotted. Will Matt realize what is in front of his face? Where
Both my mother and I lost my father the day he became President. I don't want Charlotte to lose me.
4.5 stars
Review by Lisa Kane
Matthew Hamilton is smart, rich, gorgeous, single and running for president. His late father, Lawrence Hamilton, served 7 of 8 years of his presidency before being assassinated. His murder was never solved. Does this character sound familiar? It is his life's mission to continue his father's legacy and to serve the people. He has two fierce opponents.
"If I don't run, Dad's death will have been for nothing." "No, it could never be for nothing, his mother says passionately. heading over to him.
Charlotte Wells has been surrounded by politics all her life. Senator Wells is her father and he was a friend of President Hamilton's. She and Matt met years before, when she was a young girl.
We met eleven years ago, almost twelve now. In the years in between, it feels like he never left me or my mind. And I wonder if I was ever in his.
She is passionate about Matt winning the nomination for president. They share a love for politics and integrity. Charlotte's work on his campaign opens up a Pandora's box for them. Both have found their other half in each other, but there are so many reasons that they can't be together.
I don't know how I'm going to do it.
How it will be possible to fall out of love with him.
As things heat up for Charlotte and Matt, things become more apparent. Matt's mother, as First Lady, was the wife of the President but sacrificed her marriage in the process. Politicians lives are pulled in so many directions that it's almost impossible to maintain a real relationship. Matt can't allow for distractions from his goals. And Charlotte is a huge distraction.
She grounds me.
She obsesses me.
She fuels me.
This woman not only makes me want to be a great man, she makes me want to be the best goddamn president that ever lived.
But this thing between them must have an expiration date. If Matt wins the nomination things must end between them. If he loses, he will just run again. How can anything but heartache come from this? Charlotte may have thought about giving up her dreams for Matt's but he would never let her do that.
"Maybe I don't mind taking a backseat to the President..." I trail off, suddenly realizing what's coming out of my mouth.
"That's not happening. Ever." His eyes flash, and I'm taken aback by the steely determination in his words and voice.
The tension in Mr. President is palpable. As the election draws closer, my stomach was getting more and more knotted. Will Matt realize what is in front of his face? Where
will the results of the election leave Charlotte?
Both my mother and I lost my father the day he became President. I don't want Charlotte to lose me.
Will Matt win the election but lose the woman he loves?
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About the Author:
Katy Evans is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author. Her debut REAL shot to the top of the bestselling lists in 2013 and since then 9 of her titles have been New York Times bestsellers. Her books have been translated into nearly a dozen languages across the world.
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