ENDGAME

by Nick Harlow

It's the reality show with the ultimate prize. The White House. A reality show contestant running for President? Since we have politicians showing up on Dancing with the Stars, why not reverse the process? Sounds far-fetched, but when you have a biased network that will pull out all the stops and a nation obsessed with celebrity, ( Trump, Donald) anything's possible. Add a dash of Watergate style dirty tricks, a contestant with a very powerful agenda of her own, and you've got a candidate that Joe and Mabel Sixpack in Upper Buttcrack, Arkansas can't wait to elect. Vote early, vote often, and pass the beer nuts. Network President Logan Vicks creates The Negotiator under the guise of reality television... but her secret intent is to groom the perfect celebrity candidate she can control once in the White House. What she doesn't know is that her It Girl contestant Cassandra Jack has connections to a shadow government... along with a plan of her own to win the Presidency and vote Ms. Vicks off the island. ENDGAME is the story of bias and politics going over the top in an effort to capitalize on America's obsession with reality television and celebrity.

292 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 19, 2013

Reviews

[Markus Stenberg · Rating 3 out of 5]

Moderately amusing but failed to surprise; pleasant enough way to while away summer afternoon but nothing I would consider rereading.

[Mark Clarkson]

Not a bad yarn, maybe the real world could take some of the ideas on

[Sharon · Rating 5 out of 5]

great read

Interesting unique plot twists with mystery and suspense. Close to real life! Kept me wanting to read more. I'd definitely read a sequel.

[J. Patrick Lavery · Rating 5 out of 5]

Can not stpp

You are not sure where things are going and suddenly you see what will happen but you have to stick with and be sure you are correct.

[Richard Wechsler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great read!

Nick Harlow has created another terrific story with exceptional characters. It's an exciting mix of real politics and brilliant "what iffs"!

[Ashley McCabe · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was ahead of its time

This author writes excellent stories of political factions that are so true and we wish it was done this way now. It's almost like it knew Trump was going to run and win in 2017!

[Dieter Muecke · Rating 3 out of 5]

I'm glad this was a story of fiction with a happy ending. Reading how a unfaithful, sleazy car sales-man and a bible thumper run for presidency would be too depressing.