G. A. BELLER creates a fictionalized accounting of the characters and events surrounding this time in Chicago politics. His storytelling puts the reader inside the campaign offices and smoke-filled back rooms where political deals are made. Beller introduces the reader to a cast of characters who may appear familiar to anyone who has ever read a headline or watched cable news and talk shows across the country.
Fiction is intertwined with fact as Beller specu-lates how these events might have played out, leaving the reader to interpret fact from fiction.
NOT BLACK AND WHITE
From the Very Windy City
to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
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This book is the Primary Colors of the Obama administration—a gripping, fictionalized version of the corruption and politically-charged backroom deals that propelled a little-known state politician to the White House. With its riveting writing and unforgettable characters, NOT BLACK AND WHITE tops the list of political thrillers. — Lori Andrews • Professor at Law
Author of the Alex Blake Series
Mr. Beller is capable of playing on the emotions of the reader. There were times when I felt sad or angry, and even times when I laughed out loud. Beller's writing style makes it impossible to put it down once you begin reading. — Christi Lyle-Rasheed • San Francisco Book Review
NOT BLACK AND WHITE is a powerful book...tells it like it is. Spells it out in so many words. And, believe me, you will want to read every one. — Mary Ann Smyth • Bookloons
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