A few months back, I was
introduced to the Amazon Kindle Scout
program. As a result, I discovered it is a great way to support fellow authors and if the book wins the nomination, you get it for free. If you are an author, it is another way to
get
discovered by readers as well as have the chance at being published by Kindle Press.
It was through this program that I was introduced to Preston Pairo’s book, Her Honor. I consider this novel to be a mixture of Political Intrigue,
Mystery/Thriller, and Romance genres. |
| Her Honor |
Nicole, mother to three;
law clerk by day and law student by night, is loyal to a fault. Nicole came to
be friends with Theresa Banks, who at one time was a divorce attorney. The
reader follows Nicole as she works her fanny off on Judge Bank’s election
campaign. Unbeknownst to Nicole, an organization is working behind the scenes
to get Theresa elected. This is where the seedier side of politics rears its
ugly head. Nicole is thrust into an emotional quagmire upon Theresa’s untimely
demise. However, there is no time for that because Nicole is now in danger and
must fight back despite unbelievable odds. Will she survive to spend Christmas with her children?
I love how Mr. Pairo
takes the reader through the complex world of law and politics. We see it
through the eyes of various complicated characters. Not only that but we get to
crisscross Maryland as Nicole battles her foes.
Here is a quote from the novel that
stood out to me:
“I should be a hero. There’s no basis in
the United States Constitution for federal income tax.”
While I may not agree
with the character’s actions, I do agree with the reasoning. Between my
research for Call Sign: Wrecking Crew (Storm Warning) and listening to Constitutional Educator, Kris Anne Hall, I know this is a valid statement. However, until someone, not
unlike Nicole, steps up and challenges the many unconstitutional laws on the
books, things will remain as they currently are.
Coming down off my soapbox
and back to the blog, I hope you will not only take time to read Her Honor but
also visit Amazon Kindle Scout and discover other previously unknown authors.
To learn more about
Preston Pairo and his various books visit his website:
Have a great one!
Lynn Hallbrooks
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