Politically Correct

by Kay Cornelius

Jeremy Warren Winter is destined for greatness. As he launches his government career with a bid for the United States Congress-representing the good people of Rockdale, Alabama-Jeremy knows how to talk the talk and walk the walk.

But walking down the aisle is another matter. Jeremy has been strongly advised that he should find a suitable wife, and that means before the election.

For Jeremy, the obvious choice is the gorgeous and well-heeled daughter of a prominent attorney. That is, until he meets someone whose shadowy past could destroy his ambition for public office...his every attempt at being politically correct.

Genres: Christian Fiction

170 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[Grace Dim · Rating 5 out of 5]

Genre - Christian fiction, Romance
Tropes - politics, small-town
Jeremy is trying to get into politics, rightly, and is following his mentor's advice and falling in love with April would be a wrong move, but of course, the Lord doesn't think so. I loved the way their relationship develops, naturally paced and all. But I honestly didn't like him getting all cozy with Joan. The Joan in question was practically almost forcing herself on him (sigh). It's a wonderful read nevertheless.

[Dora-Bell Dim · Rating 4 out of 5]

I have to say that I enjoyed reading this more than I thought I would.
So if you're wondering whether to give this a try, I'd say you go for it