Ken Douglas

"Oh, Lord!" Gayle jerks the wheel to the right, but too late. "Dylan," she cries as the oncoming car strikes them head on. Within minutes fire and rescue have her out of the car and on the way to surgery, but tragically her daughter Dylan dies in the hospital. Dylan's father can't be located. He's running for the Presidency of the United States and supposedly somewhere on the campaign trail, but actually he's I the arms of a teenage prostitute. Gayle decides to recover in New Zealand to avoid the media, but Nick Nesbitt, television newscaster, senses a story and will stop at nothing to get it.… (más)

There were unique twists and plots...but not something that I would strongly recommend. It was an okay read and at okay pace. The beginning showed real promise, but starting in the middle, the story dwindled a little bit. Like even the writers got a little bored and didn't know what to do after the climax. And it seems that the characters weren't very consistent with their actions. Almost like a couple of dirty men wanted to write out their sexual fantasies. With all the great reviews this book received, it was over-rated.… (más)