A Shade of Difference
by Allen Drury | 
Come Nineveh, Come Tyre
by Allen Drury |
Convention
by Fletcher Knebel | 
In High Places
by Arthur Hailey |
Corridors of Power
by C. P. Snow | 
Capable of Honor
by Allen Drury | 
The Promise of Joy
by Allen Drury | 
A Very British Coup
by Chris Mullin | 
Democracy
by Joan Didion | 
The Ugly American
by William J. Lederer | 
The Last Hurrah
by Edwin O'Connor |
Echo House
by Ward Just | 
Providence
by Anita Brookner | 
American Appetites
by Joyce Carol Oates | 
The Carpetbaggers
by Harold Robbins | 
Advise and Consent
by Allen Drury | 
Reasons To Vote For Democrats
by Michael J. Knowles | 
Al Franken, Giant of the Senate
by Al Franken | 
Things That Matter
by Charles Krauthammer | 
The Liberty Amendments
by Mark R. Levin |
Drury describes the chaos that overtakes America and the world with the suspicious death of the President just after his renomination. His death leaves the incumbent party without a candidate or a clear-cut way of selecting one. Against a backdrop of national and international chaos, Drury examines the motives and ambitions of a now-famous gallery of political characters. As the novel moves to its dramatic climax, the question of what candidate will be nominated by what groups keeps the future of America and the world hanging in the balance.