Georgia Senator Will Lee is given a terrific opportunity to make a run for the presidency when he is told by the current Vice President that they would not be campaigning for it. The Run gives a glossed over account of what a presidential run is like from the beginning to Election Day. It's filled with the usual dirty politics and mud slinging as well as a person from Will's past that has a grudge to settle with him.
The book was just an o.k. read for me in as much as I really didn't care for the main character at all and found myself more interested in the assassins story line and actually started rooting for him towards the end.
The book was just an o.k. read for me in as much as I really didn't care for the main character at all and found myself more interested in the assassins story line and actually started rooting for him towards the end.
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