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Future FLOTUS?
Haddie Robinson has no time for dating. So, how does she end up as a contestant on the hottest reality dating show?
President Jackson Cashe is trying to run a newly separated country while attempting to draw back some of the states that separated. He finds himself single after breaking up with his model fiancé. Jackson’s team puts into motion a reality television show to help him find a new girlfriend and to bolster his already high approval ratings.
Haddie Robinson is a retired ballet dancer trying to finish her last semester of online classes before starting medical school in the fall. Her life is flipped upside down when she is submitted as a contestant on a reality dating show. Furious, Haddie reluctantly participates hoping that she’ll be released first while making some money for medical school.
Future FLOTUS? takes us deep into the world of reality television where we meet the production team and fourteen colorful and interesting contestants. The group dates give an entertaining twist into the dynamics of Jackson and the women. During this time, Jackson is intrigued by the secretive and standoffish brunette. Haddie learns that there is more to Jackson than the media has portrayed over the years. Will Haddie give Jackson a chance? Is Jackson the arrogant playboy portrayed in the media? Can two people find love in a country that is divided in two? What happens after the cameras stop rolling?
(Inspired by the book of Esther)
President Jackson Cashe is trying to run a newly separated country while attempting to draw back some of the states that separated. He finds himself single after breaking up with his model fiancé. Jackson’s team puts into motion a reality television show to help him find a new girlfriend and to bolster his already high approval ratings.
Haddie Robinson is a retired ballet dancer trying to finish her last semester of online classes before starting medical school in the fall. Her life is flipped upside down when she is submitted as a contestant on a reality dating show. Furious, Haddie reluctantly participates hoping that she’ll be released first while making some money for medical school.
Future FLOTUS? takes us deep into the world of reality television where we meet the production team and fourteen colorful and interesting contestants. The group dates give an entertaining twist into the dynamics of Jackson and the women. During this time, Jackson is intrigued by the secretive and standoffish brunette. Haddie learns that there is more to Jackson than the media has portrayed over the years. Will Haddie give Jackson a chance? Is Jackson the arrogant playboy portrayed in the media? Can two people find love in a country that is divided in two? What happens after the cameras stop rolling?
(Inspired by the book of Esther)
257 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 14, 2017
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April 25, 2018
I thought this book would be just another chick-lit book. Surprisely, it´s more than that. The plot is very similar to that of the Book of Esther from the Bible.
The US has separated. There is the United States of America with its capital in DC and there is the Allied States of America. The two countries are split, more or less, on current red and blue states. The Allied States is mostly southern and conservative. The USA has a liberal president, Jackson Cashe. He is single and has just split up with his girlfriend Vanessa (think Vashti from the Bible). His staff wants to hold a reality TV contest similar to Tv´s The Bachelor. Grudgingly, he goes along with the plan.
Haddie Robinson is from South Carolina (an Allied state) but has been living in DC with her uncle who happens to be the White House chef and with her cousin. She is a college student and former ballet dancer. Her cousin submits her application the the Future Flotus TV reality show without Haddie´s permission. Haddie is selected as one of the contestants and she grudgingly goes to the filming. She despises President Cashe and what he stands for. Can you guess who won the TV show?
President Cashe´s Chief of Staff is Hayman Barnes (think Haman from the Bible) and he is an atheist. He also dislikes the White House Chef and wants to fire him. He gets the President to sign an Executive Order that all sermons must be approved by the government. It´s now Haddie´s task as a Christian to get President Cashe to reverse his decision on the Executive Order.
Just like the Book of Esther except in this story it´s the Christians who are persecuted.
I enjoyed this book. It´s a fun book.
The US has separated. There is the United States of America with its capital in DC and there is the Allied States of America. The two countries are split, more or less, on current red and blue states. The Allied States is mostly southern and conservative. The USA has a liberal president, Jackson Cashe. He is single and has just split up with his girlfriend Vanessa (think Vashti from the Bible). His staff wants to hold a reality TV contest similar to Tv´s The Bachelor. Grudgingly, he goes along with the plan.
Haddie Robinson is from South Carolina (an Allied state) but has been living in DC with her uncle who happens to be the White House chef and with her cousin. She is a college student and former ballet dancer. Her cousin submits her application the the Future Flotus TV reality show without Haddie´s permission. Haddie is selected as one of the contestants and she grudgingly goes to the filming. She despises President Cashe and what he stands for. Can you guess who won the TV show?
President Cashe´s Chief of Staff is Hayman Barnes (think Haman from the Bible) and he is an atheist. He also dislikes the White House Chef and wants to fire him. He gets the President to sign an Executive Order that all sermons must be approved by the government. It´s now Haddie´s task as a Christian to get President Cashe to reverse his decision on the Executive Order.
Just like the Book of Esther except in this story it´s the Christians who are persecuted.
I enjoyed this book. It´s a fun book.
March 22, 2018
Great read, couldn’t put it down
Amy has done a great job of bringing an old tale into modern day America. It was very entertaining-I couldn’t put it down. Now...when is the next one coming out?
Amy has done a great job of bringing an old tale into modern day America. It was very entertaining-I couldn’t put it down. Now...when is the next one coming out?
February 22, 2018
Loved this BOOK!
Great story. Easy read. Loved the story and it had great pieces of history woven into the storyline. You can't go wrong with this story.
Great story. Easy read. Loved the story and it had great pieces of history woven into the storyline. You can't go wrong with this story.
October 13, 2019
Great read! Great story line with some history interwoven into the story. Loved the story and the characters. Held your attention and made your fall in love with story and setting.
November 26, 2024
This book is a sweet, wholesome romance based on the biblical book of Esther with all the thrilling politics of the original. I’m so in love with the characters and world building in this book! You won’t regret reading it.
March 18, 2024
Overall, the book is fun and cute. It's a great story with faith. It is a modern Esther-ish story. It just needs some editing. It's in present tense, which is very hard to do well. It's very clean.
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