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The Perfect Candidate by Peter Stone
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The Perfect Candidate (edition 2018)

by Peter Stone (Author)

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When Cameron Carter goes straight from high school in small-town California to a summer internship with a powerful U.S. Congressman he admires, he soon learns that not everything in Washington, D.C. is as it appears.
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Title:The Perfect Candidate
Authors:Peter Stone (Author)
Info:Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers (2018), 384 pages
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For a thriller, this was pretty tedious. At no point did I actually feel like the narrator was in any kind of actual danger. And I wouldn't have cared if he was, since he's completely uninteresting. ( )
  fionaanne | Nov 11, 2021 |
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