Rebecca Rose is a native of Long Island and currently lives in the Washington, D.C. area with her husband and their two daughters. She is a graduate of Fordham University and of Regent University Robertson School of Government. Rebecca is a fan of politics, movies, and the Washington Nationals. She has written extensively as a journalist and is excited to release her debut novel with the Love, Politics, and Survival series.
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The country of Waldovia has been plagued by political deceit and corruption, and perhaps none have been so caught up than George Whitfield, who had made the mistake of choosing nobody’s side in the latest coup against Director Edward Roth, of the Department of Security and Action. George is forced to resign and become Edward’s Deputy Director.
While to some, George may have been given a promotion, he is really fighting to keep his family intact, especially when a new coup is forming and his son is suspected to be involved.
The book takes on themes not only of family and politics, but of love and friendship as the Whitfield family tries to navigate their corrupt world.
George Whitfield’s family continues to try to make do and get by however they can with their husband and father no longer in their lives.
George had planned with their family friend, Adam Maier, to propose to his daughter, Cassandra, in hopes of having a sense of normalcy. A situation arises, however, orchestrated by George’s arch-rival, Director Edward Roth, making such a proposal impossible. Cassandra feels torn between her love for Adam and going through with an arranged engagement, which she hopes will free her father.
As a love triangle begins to form, along with other complicated matters, Cassandra and those around her must figure out how to navigate this new life before them.