Mounting Fears

I love the Will and Kate Lee books, however Stuart Woods creates several characters that are non-step sex. It is too much and it borders on the utterly ridiculous. Other than that flaw, the book was interesting and moved quickly. I read it in one sitting.

A nuclear weapon, a philandering new vice-president and a spy who won't stay dead are all in a days work for President William Jefferson Lee. He and his staff have to overcome surmounting problems to keep the country alive as well as his upcoming reelection try. It's a never ending battle, especially when his people don't' talk to each other and cover up the problems.

I found this story to be a bit close to what is going on in the world today - fortunately, I did like the other president with a similar name who did run the country well, in my opinion.

This is one of Woods's finest.

you know i really liked this book. it flowed well and was a fun ride. it tied everything in the end i guess?? but it was just over and i felt the ending was missing so much of the thought that went into the first part of the book. i can't decide the ride was worth it. it probably was and i was excited while reading it, couldn't put it down at a point but then it just stopped.

I tend to prefer the Stone Barrington series to the Will Lee, but I thought that this was one of the stronger Will Lee novels.

Entertaining but nothing special in the world of politics, spies, etc..

A waste of time!

I have always liked the Will E books, this one was no disappointment