Books . . . EYES OF THE WORLD Now available in bookstores and online. Mike Stanbridge, a Florida lawyer, has been friends with Lynnie Connor since childhood. Lynnie, always driven, always a risk taker, has risen to be president of the United States. Their friendship is common knowledge; their long-standing love affair is the most carefully guarded secret of their lives. It is the campaign season, and Lynnie is running hard for reelection. Any scandal could bring her career crashing down. Trouble starts when a woman is murdered in upstate New York, in the town where Mike and Lynnie grew up. The dead woman knew more about Lynnie than anyone—except, perhaps, Mike. Evidence indicates someone close to Lynnie may have been the killer. The police look deeper and tie Mike to the scene. He's suddenly the number-one suspect. With the clock ticking on the election, Mike must find the real murderer. That means digging into Lynnie's political connections and, ultimately, into her past. The clues lead him on a high-speed run across the country. Mike isn't the only one in the hunt. The police, the FBI, a tight-knit squad of assassins—they all are after him. The circle slips tighter with every step closer to the truth. And always Mike is pursued by questions: how well does he really know Lynnie? how much can he trust her? Eyes of the World is a story of secrets and betrayal, of the tragedies that can bind people together, and of the blinding trust that is love. Read an excerpt.   BUY THE BOOK Amazon Barnes & Noble Book Sense   PRAISE "Five Stars! A perfect read for the election year! . . . Filled with twists, turns, and unexpected surprises, I was kept on the edge of my seat the entire time. I cannot recommend this one highly enough. Magnificent!"    —Huntress Reviews "You're gonna want to read this one! Hold on for an intricately plotted, wickedly smart trip through presidential politics. . . . An excellent book."    —Fresh Fiction "[Y]ou'll be torn—too good to put down, too suspenseful to keep reading. Personally, I recommend the former—but with a good stash of chocolate to comfort you. The pace is excellent, the dialogue is realistic, and the plotting is great. . . . Read! Enjoy!"    —Scribes World