Review of Madam Vice President

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Madam Vice President" by Julian Mann.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Madam Vice President is written by Julian Mann. This book explores murder, coercion, friendship, and subterfuge. Julian Mann, the book's author, will provide details about Victoria's background, and there are flashbacks that heighten the tension in the narrative. In the third person, the narrative is written. Grace, a young journalist who is depicted as a significant figure in the story's progression, is the third main character in this book.

The novel's pace was superb, and the characters were well-developed. Victoria is the book's primary character. I admire her for being a strong and ambitious woman. Both her personal and professional lives are very important to Victoria. She comes from an Oklahoma farm where the daily tedium of farm work protected her. After receiving her GED in Oklahoma, she leaves her abusive adoptive parents and joins the Marine Corps. It is rumored that she worked her way up through the ranks to the rank of Brigadier General while having a decade - long affair with married Sam Eagan.

Since it examines the challenges of politics and how they are handled by candidates for office, this book is among the best I've read this year. The book's concealed identity, deception, and romantic themes are my favorites. There is nothing about Julian Mann's well-written book that I despise.

I give this book a perfect rating of 4 out of 4 stars because it allows you to learn about American politics while also enjoying a good fictional story with some unexpected twists and turns. This book is geared toward suspense readers like myself who actually find intrigue dealing with American politics. I applaud the author's great talent for conjuring up clear mental images with his words. I enjoyed reading it, and I'm glad that his writing style won me over with the simplicity with which he appealed to all of my senses.

The plot of this book is really excellent, thus I heartily suggest it. I enjoyed the main character since she was genuinely motivating. This wonderfully well-edited book by Julian Mann, I believe, will amuse readers who are interested in American politics and history. The major reason I enjoyed reading this novel is how well-balanced Julian Mann did in providing us with information about the protagonist's past while also skilfully keeping us updated about her present.

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Madam Vice President
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