Book Review: A Primary Decision by Dr. Kevin Leman and Jeff Nesbit

Confession: I tried Really, REALLY hard to like this book. I thought the premise sounded really interesting, seeing as I'm a fan of Scandal and Madame Secretary, it seemed like it would be right up my alley. A Shady, potentially evil and corrupt President. The Attorney General who has a moral compass and wants to do right. No matter what the cost. It sounded great!!

But alas, it was not my favorite. The Book switched off characters point of views in every chapter. I had a seriously HARD time following along, remembering who was who and keeping track of what was happening.

This book was also book three of "The Worthington Destiny" series. Some books you can pick right up in the middle of a series, but for this one I think I really needed to have read the previous books. I think it would have made much more sense to me. And I would have understood what the characters were talking about. They seemed to reference a lot of things that had happened previously, and that added to the confusion.

I might see if my Library has the other two books, and start with them and see if the book makes more sense when I actually know what is going on!!

Thanks to Revell for Providing me with a free copy of this book, in exchange for my honest opinion!

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