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This story is the second in the series, and fair warning - I did not read the first book, so that could perhaps affect my outlook.

I haven't read it yet, but I don't believe the Palinesque character reappears (I could be wrong).

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A third entry in the series was subsequently released, Madam President, following the protagonist of the prior entries, President Charlotte Kramer. Listen to 18 Acres first, since it is a direct precursor with all the same characters, and then move on to It's Complicated. This sequel gets a little too bogged down in the Palin comparison, the story suffering a bit as as a result. But 18 Acres has a stronger story, better characters, a more complete treatment of the theme of women at the highest level of politics and journalism. It's Complicated is certainly more interesting because of the Palin connection. I previously read 18 Acres, the first novel in this series. All that has happened since in real life presidential politics has kind of made this all moot, but it's still an entertaining listen with lots of good inside baseball (fictionalized). Nicole Wallace worked directly with Palin during her 2008 vice presidential campaign, not a pleasant experience for either woman, and the veep candidate in the book is most certainly based on Palin.

It's Sarah Palin (in case you didn't already know). It's Classified reveals the intrigue and drama that go on behind the closed doors of the White House and opens up a world few have access to. When a classified terror threat is made public, all the weaknesses of this presidency are laid bare and with the country's safety at stake, someone in the White House isn't taking any chances.ДЇrom the best-selling author of Eighteen Acres comes a novel with a true insider's look at the lives of Washington's political elite. Tara Meyers is the most popular vice president in recent history, but does her public image match her private life? Will their relationship survive? Dale Smith is the senior communications advisor to the vice president and knows a secret that could not only ruin her own career, but put the credibility of the White House on the line. Melanie Kingston, her best friend, just signed on as secretary of defense. What could possibly go wrong?Д¬harlotte Kramer, America's first female president, is beginning her second term and is determined to make her mark on history - though events do seem to be conspiring against her. The four most powerful women in Washington are at the top of their political game.

In July, the show bested its time-slot competitors on both Fox News and CNN in total viewers, with an average of 2 million people tuning in each day.Дuring her rise, Wallace, a 1990 graduate of Miramonte High School, has been a staunch critic of President Donald Trump.В Wallace joined the network in 2016 as a contributor and landed her own show a year later.The latest 'must' for political junkies and fans of political fiction from New York Times best-selling author Nicole Wallace. The expansion can be regarded as a reward for her ratings success. Goldberg was referring to the fact that WallaceвЂ™s daily program on MSNBC - вЂњDeadline: White HouseвЂќ - expands to two hours (from 1 to 3 p.m.

Goldberg, in fact, contributed to the TimesвЂ™ piece by sending a supportive email that read: вЂњThe only thing better than one hour with Nicolle Wallace is two - it just makes you smarter.вЂќ She went on to explain that she вЂњsought to make peaceвЂќ with former co-hosts Rosie OвЂ™Donnell and Rosie Perez, but had a вЂњsuch a special friendshipвЂќ with Whoopi Goldberg, who still leads the show. Bush and an adviser to 2008 Republican presidential candidate John McCain, was unceremoniously cut from her role as the Republican at the table on вЂњThe ViewвЂќ after just one season. The 48-year-old Wallace, who served as a communications director for former President George W.