The Truth is Always Negotiable

Imagine a world where the people of the United States got fed up with both political parties and elected an independent candidate President.

It should be noted the independent candidate also is the first woman to be elected President.

One of her biggest proposed policies includes term limits for politicians, something both the Republicans and Democrats deeply oppose.

While the President-elect is a woman of integrity whose intentions are to unite the divided people of the country, she is not without secrets. And perhaps her biggest secret falls into the hands of members of the Russian underworld just weeks before her inauguration.

They intend to blackmail her so they can have access to her Presidency. Dorling also exhibits quite a bit of political commentary from the point of view of the President-elect — a pragmatic person tired of the two extreme sides of politics having the loudest national voices.

Another thing Dorling does well is keeping the plot moving. Every time he adds a new twist or wrinkle, it’s not something you have to wait long to get a conclusion for, he tackles the issue quickly — then introduces a new one!

Dorling builds suspense then delivers with an exciting finish that will keep you turning pages in anticipation of the conclusion.

- Tim Walters, Florida Today