"A Political Affair" by Mary Whitney {Book Review}

About the book:

A Political Affair isn’t Fifty Shades of Red, White, and Blue, but it is a love story with spice and political intrigue. Stephen McEvoy never expected to fill his father’s U.S. Senate seat at such a young age—or to fight to keep it. When clever Anne Norwood interns in his office, Stephen dismisses her as another pretty face—until her independent streak catches his attention. They’re both too smart to fall for one another, yet they do. During a tough election, their relationship is an impossible political gamble. Campaigns—like love—are either won or lost.

About the Author, Mary Whitney:

Even before she graduated from law school, Mary knew she wasn’t cut out to be a real lawyer. Drawn to politics, she’s spent her career as an organizer, lobbyist, and nonprofit executive. Nothing piques her interest more than a good political scandal or romance, and when she stumbled upon writing, she put the two together. A born Midwesterner, naturalized Texan, and transient resident of Washington, D.C., Mary now lives in Northern California with her two daughters and real lawyer husband.

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Review:

"A Political Affair" is a well written, fast paced romance that had me intrigued from the start.  Mary pens her characters believable and you will find yourself falling in love with them.  I honestly thought I would be bored with this book, but it turned out to be one of the better books I've read this year.  Highly recommended for all romance fans.

I give "A Political Affair" a 5 star rating.

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