This thriller kept me reading to find the answers to these questions. The tension remained high throughout. I could easily imagine Miles's fatigue and frazzled nerves. Though turning to one's father when troubled might not seem very Presidential, Miles seems more human because she does so. -- D. Williams, Amazon Vine reviewer
I Do Solemnly Swear by D.M. AnnechinoAfter only eight months on the job, President David Rodgers dies from an apparent heart attack, and Katherine Ann Miles, Rodgers' VP, becomes the first woman to occupy the Oval Office.
As she tries to calm a grieving nation and adjust to her new role, Katherine must also contend with an unrelenting power struggle with Congress - the ultimate boys' club. With Iran making grave threats against Israel, their troops positioned on the Israeli border, poised to attack, the new president faces her first test in quelling the explosive situation without resorting to major military options.
Yet it seems danger lurks closer to home: Clues emerge, suggesting President Rodgers' death wasn't so natural. And whoever wanted him dead has Madam President in the crosshairs - and at close range.
A traitor lies in wait as a widespread conspiracy infiltrates the highest level of government in D.M. Annechino's third novel, a bold, fast-paced political thriller.
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DM Annechino's passion has always been fiction, particularly thrillers.He wrote several novels early in his writing career, but it wasn't until he authored "They Never Die Quietly" that he fulfilled his goal as a novelist.
A native of New York, Annechino now lives in San Diego with his wife, Jennifer. He loves to cook, enjoys a glass of vintage wine, and spends his leisure time on the warm beaches of Southern California.
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