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Ebook About The President falls for the one man he's not allowed to love... his own Secret Service agent.Newly elected President Jack Spiers' presidency is rocked from the very beginning, and he's working furiously to keep the world from falling apart. For Special Agent Ethan Reichenbach, Jack is just another president. He runs the presidential detail, and he's side by side with Jack every day. He's expecting another stuffed suit and an arrogant DC politician, but Jack shocks him with his humor and humanity.But there are rules against a Secret Service agent and one of their protectees developing a friendship--big rules. Ethan keeps his distance even as Jack draws him in. It's a lure he isn't strong enough to turn away from.As the two men collide, rules are shattered and Jack ends up centered in the deadly crosshairs of a hardline domestic threat. Ethan must put everything on the line in order to save the man he loves, Jack's presidency, and the world.Book Enemies of the State: The Executive Office # 1 - Special Edition Review :
Amazing, compelling, intelligent, powerful...I am in awe. And it's the first in a series for Ethan and Jack! Yay! I read the other reviews and saw all the comments about not wanting to put it down and that was absolutely the case with me too. At around 10% I started regularly looking at my progress and wanting the time to stretch out. Typical time to read says 6 hours 22 minutes, so it's a good length, but I just didn't want it to end, even though I didn't finish until after 5 a.m. But I couldn't put it down. And I wanted more! ;)The detail and information was impressive. not just for the Secret Service, it extended to every aspect. When the President and his vast entourage traveled out of country, the detail continued and painted a picture that takes you there with them.The PoV starts with Ethan, but later on switches (at times) to Jack. The cast of characters was large, but not confusing. I liked a lot of them, especially Levi Daniels and Scott Collard, fellow agents and good friends that work on Ethan's team. Ethan is openly gay, and has lived his life dedicated to his career. He's very likable and when he realizes his feelings for Jack are pushing him to break rules that he never has before, he has a struggle with himself. He knows he should stay away, but he can't do it. Ethan isn't one for relationships, he's never been tempted to take things past a casual encounter, but he falls for Jack, and he falls hard. The attraction, desire, and love that he develops for Jack is at times heart wrenching. Jack lost his wife 15 years ago and he hasn't been in a relationship since. He's straight, or at least he's always identified that way, but he's drawn to Ethan and he keeps seeking Ethan out and wanting to do more with him.The feelings that Jack and Ethan develop for each other can be felt so powerfully, they emanate and touch your heart. I want to give a heartfelt thank you to the author for giving us Ethan and Jack, and also for giving the kind of ending that ties things up and leaves you smiling and wanting more with these two. I would be going a little crazy if the ending had left me hanging at all.I loved Ethan and Jack's story from start to finish. If you're at all interested in the premise then do not pass on buying it, you certainly won't regret it. I recommend making sure you have a good block of time you can devote to uninterrupted reading, since you're probably not going to want to put it down.Here's hoping that the series gets extended so there's more with Ethan and Jack. <3 Well. For a story that made me tear up more than once, this is a problematic book for several glaring reasons. HOWEVER, I do approve of who the bad guys are. That felt all too real.Jack is a nice fantasy President. I wish we could elect him. Too bad the R greed would never allow him to exist, and the D 'both-sides'ing everything would mangle.Stupid reality.Anyway. I thought the author did a reasonable job of glossing over/ignoring the iffier parts in this plot, which is why, most of why, I finished reading it. The mole's ID didn't surprise me at all, but I doubt that was the point. I liked the way discoveries happened.The other part is the romance, which is patently ridiculous and further dropped this into fantasy for me. The conflict Ethan feels is too repetitious, but I thought Jack's slow realization was given enough time, a rare commodity in the 'gay for you' subgenre. The intimate scenes aren't overdone, which was nice. I liked how this book ended, because the relationship is at a satisfying point, which is the objective if you're going to call a story a Romance.Will I read more in the series? Probably not. I don't like political fiction. Particularly after 2020. The characters worked well enough for me, but I'll stop while I'm ahead. And, and this is a sticking point, the editing is questionable. There aren't many actual typos, but there are some strange word choices that any good editor would have flagged. I've noted the most glaring ones in the highlights notes, but just know that wasn't all of them. 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