In a story reminiscent of the Obama presidential campaign,
Senator John Warner of Ohio is running for the nation's
highest office. His primary opponent is a female senator,
and he's fighting to gain traction against her in the polls.
Liza Wilson is a respected, award-winning journalist and
White House correspondent assigned to cover the senator's
campaign.
From the outset, sparks fly between John and Liza, but the
risks to each are in the stratosphere. A presidential
candidate getting involved with one of the reporters
covering his campaign would all but kill any hope he might
have of winning the election, and it also would effectively
serve as career suicide for her, jettisoning any possibility
of a coveted network anchor spot she's worked for her entire
career.
With some romance authors, readers get plenty of sexy. With
others, they get great story, plots that twist and turn and
keep them flipping the pages, if not impatiently skipping
ahead. With Ann Christopher, readers get both. In CAMPAIGN
FOR SEDUCTION, high stakes get higher as the high-profile
characters are torn between their aspirations, reputations,
and their simmering passions. Fans of romance set against
the backdrop of Washington politics will enjoy this hot, hot
romance.
For journalist Liza Wilson, covering the campaign of
presidential candidate Jonathan Davis is a career-making
opportunity. She's up for nightly news anchor, and this
story will cinch her spotlight. Plus, she'll get to see the
charismatic senator up close and personal. Only, Liza
doesn't realize just how personal—until she and John give in
to a passion that could turn them into tomorrow's
headlines…and derail both their careers.John's whole life
has led up to this historic moment. He can't afford to let a
breaking scandal destroy all he's worked for. But when Liza
uncovers a secret in his past, he risks losing her, too. And
John isn't a man who likes to lose. Now he's waging an
all-out campaign to win Liza's love. Because her vote is the
only one that counts!
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