Review of Running with the President

[Kavita Shah]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Running with the President" by August Martin.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Running with the President by August Martin is a captivating political romance novel. When I first read this book’s title, I thought it was only related to elections and not in the literal sense (imagine that), but then I thought I should give it a chance. It was a wise decision, and I pat myself on the back. This book did a fantastic job of making me feel captivated, excited, and thrilled while reading. It is 518 pages long. Before the number puts a pause on the excitement, let me tell you: it is worth every page. I even wish it could have a few more pages of story. It was akin to watching a good political romance series with danger looming in the background. It was unputdownable.

The story follows Lance Dumont, a presidential candidate who travels to many places to campaign for the elections. In the first few chapters, we get a glimpse into his character, his personality, and his past. He is an ambitious, promising candidate who will fulfill what he promises. And to keep a promise, he goes so far as to deliver a speech on a day with chilly weather.

Doris Machado works as a nurse at Lenox Hill Hospital. She was living a mundane life until the day she went to help victims of a recent tragic event. At this rescue spot, fate brings her to rescue a victim who might have died if not for her. Doris takes care of him and sees to it that he is safe. But she learns something that might put her life at risk. What does she know?

The author has written a well-crafted, vividly woven tale. The book has a fascinating and thrilling plot. I loved the character of Doris; she did some brave stuff and some silly stuff. I liked all the conversations in the book; they were awkward, relatable, and lively. The fact that the author included the entire Dumont family in the story is admirable, as family does not get to play an important role in some novels. I admire Rose’s handling of the situation once she recovered from the shock.

Another plus is that the plot is without loopholes, and the main story is well-balanced and evenly paced, which will keep you turning pages. It has some explicit sexual content that is just right—not too much or too little. The end leaves you contemplating what you just witnessed; it has equal parts sweet, bitter, and sad emotions.

It deserves a perfect five out of five stars for its wholesome, riveting story. I had a great time reading it. A professional skillfully edited it, and I only found a few minor errors. There is nothing I disliked in the novel. I highly recommend it to fans of political romance books with a well-developed storyline.

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[Omneya Shakeep]

This seems like a nice book. I like the action mixed with the romance theme. You analyzed the book perfectly, highlighting minor details that most overlook. This is an amazing review, Kavita; you should give yourself another pat on the back for it.

[The Keeper Jr]

An interesting review. I like the story being related to politics and romance. I definitely wanna know what Doris finds out that puts her life at risk. I think it will be a great read for me as well. Another fantastic review. Thanks alot Kavita!

[Kavita Shah]

This seems like a nice book. I like the action mixed with the romance theme. You analyzed the book perfectly, highlighting minor details that most overlook. This is an amazing review, Kavita; you should give yourself another pat on the back for it.

Thank you for commenting Omeya!
It's a nice book indeed. That's true, I tend to notice the minor stuff and probably overlook the major parts when I'm too caught up in the minute. But that shows the impressive writing style's attributes.

[Kavita Shah]

An interesting review. I like the story being related to politics and romance. I definitely wanna know what Doris finds out that puts her life at risk. I think it will be a great read for me as well. Another fantastic review. Thanks alot Kavita!

Yes, interesting indeed. The Keeper Jr, thank you for reading and commenting! Doris knows a secret that only those know who read the book.
So keep an eye for this book.

[Odichimma Okoye]

We shared the same thoughts on the book's title, that's for sure. Your claim that the book is 'unputdownable' makes me want to pick it up. Buttttt, it's wayyy too long. I'm going to be so demotivated at some point. If it's as good as you say, I may not lack the motivation to continue though. Nice review!

[Bettny Andrade]

I loved your review. I'll keep this book in mind, I love a good romance story, and I'm sure I would love this story too.

[Kebun Bunga]

The feedback on the review for "Running with the President" acknowledges the captivating and thrilling nature of the book, particularly in the realm of political romance. The reviewer praises the author's ability to engage and excite the reader throughout the 518-page novel, likening it to watching a compelling political romance series. The characters, especially Lance Dumont and Doris Machado, are commended for their depth and relatability, with their actions evoking a range of emotions from bravery to silliness. The reviewer appreciates the inclusion of the Dumont family, highlighting Rose's handling of a shocking situation. The well-crafted plot, without loopholes, and the balanced pacing contribute to the engaging reading experience. The explicit sexual content is deemed appropriate and not excessive. The review rates the book 5 out of 5 stars, noting the professional editing and minor errors found. It highly recommends the book to fans of political romance with a well-developed storyline.

[Fawmi FJumana]

I wonder what Doris found out, that put her life at risk. This book seems to have a good romance story line. I would like to have a go at this sometime. Wonderful review Kavita.

[Hazel Mae Bagarinao]

I haven't read yet political romance. This book sounds worth trying despite its length. Could it be the President who was rescued by Doris? Your review made me intrigued, Kavita? Thanks for this incredible writing!

[Alice Heritage]

I was interested to note that the balance of explicit content is just right, because it can often seem gratuitous in romance stories - as if they feel compelled to include the steamy content to appeal to their target market. Thank you for your interesting review.

[Bob Nomzaza]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Running with the President" by August Martin.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Running with the President by August Martin is a captivating political romance novel. When I first read this book’s title, I thought it was only related to elections and not in the literal sense (imagine that), but then I thought I should give it a chance. It was a wise decision, and I pat myself on the back. This book did a fantastic job of making me feel captivated, excited, and thrilled while reading. It is 518 pages long. Before the number puts a pause on the excitement, let me tell you: it is worth every page. I even wish it could have a few more pages of story. It was akin to watching a good political romance series with danger looming in the background. It was unputdownable.

The story follows Lance Dumont, a presidential candidate who travels to many places to campaign for the elections. In the first few chapters, we get a glimpse into his character, his personality, and his past. He is an ambitious, promising candidate who will fulfill what he promises. And to keep a promise, he goes so far as to deliver a speech on a day with chilly weather.

Doris Machado works as a nurse at Lenox Hill Hospital. She was living a mundane life until the day she went to help victims of a recent tragic event. At this rescue spot, fate brings her to rescue a victim who might have died if not for her. Doris takes care of him and sees to it that he is safe. But she learns something that might put her life at risk. What does she know?

The author has written a well-crafted, vividly woven tale. The book has a fascinating and thrilling plot. I loved the character of Doris; she did some brave stuff and some silly stuff. I liked all the conversations in the book; they were awkward, relatable, and lively. The fact that the author included the entire Dumont family in the story is admirable, as family does not get to play an important role in some novels. I admire Rose’s handling of the situation once she recovered from the shock.

Another plus is that the plot is without loopholes, and the main story is well-balanced and evenly paced, which will keep you turning pages. It has some explicit sexual content that is just right—not too much or too little. The end leaves you contemplating what you just witnessed; it has equal parts sweet, bitter, and sad emotions.

It deserves a perfect five out of five stars for its wholesome, riveting story. I had a great time reading it. A professional skillfully edited it, and I only found a few minor errors. There is nothing I disliked in the novel. I highly recommend it to fans of political romance books with a well-developed storyline.

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Running with the President
View: on Bookshelves

[Bob Nomzaza]

"Running with the President" by August Martin takes readers on a thrilling journey through the unpredictable world of politics. Through the eyes of the protagonist, we witness the rise of a charismatic outsider, President Samuel Buchanan, and the tumultuous events that unfold during his presidential campaign.

[Bob Nomzaza]

Martin's writing style is fast-paced and engaging, capturing the intensity and energy of the political landscape. The author skillfully weaves together intricate plot twists, scandalous revelations, and behind-the-scenes maneuvering, keeping readers on the edge of their seats.

[Bob Nomzaza]

One of the book's strengths lies in its ability to shed light on the inner workings of political campaigns and the complexities faced by candidates. The narrative exposes the dark underbelly of the political arena, exposing the compromises, ethical dilemmas, and power struggles that often overshadow genuine intentions.