The iSpeaker (The Michael Bennit Series Book 3)
by Mikael CarlsonPublish: Sep 04, 2014Series: The Michael Bennit SeriesSuspenseBook Overview
The Fight Against the Powerful Political Elite Rages On!From political fiction author Mikael Carlson, the continuing story from the award-winning first book in the Michael Bennit series of political dramas that will change how you view politics.
If you like House of Cards, you’ll enjoy reading how The Michael Bennit Series turns the American political process upside down when the little guy is pitted against the Washington elite set on destroying him to preserve their power in these political dramas.
"Mikael Carlson provides us with a hero we not only appreciate in the books, but one who also speaks to our desires for a real life politician willing to stand up to the status quo in Washington. Not only are these books entertaining and engrossing, they also offer an easy to understand look into politics - historically and in present reality." -- Melinda Hills for Readers' Favorite
People’s opinions don’t matter because it’s money that controls Congress, not voter will.
The aftermath of the shooting on the steps of the Capitol has the nation on edge, and Michael Bennit and his staff are forced to deal with the trauma as they move into the beginning of the new Congress. Now a martyr in the cause of reform, he has become the influential national figure that the political parties and the president-elect have long feared.
As the media swarms and tempers flare in Congress, the search is on for who was behind the Capitol shooting. Michael Bennit and his former students have been through a lot, but will any of them be ready for the ultimate betrayal?
"These books are not just about politics as it should be, but about people who are principled and honest as the day is long." -- Amazon Review
"Once again the author has provided a lesson in civics while creating a story with suspense. He has utilized the American theme of what is assumed to be the way a citizen believes the government is formed and run to show that may not be true in reality." -- Amazon Review
Social media is everywhere today! It is a powerful tool, but are we too trusting of it? The Michael Bennit series examines that question in a fun and entertaining way.
