President's Daughter: Long Live the Queen (Paperback)

from Capnrandm

Such a visceral and compelling account, both in the violence and pain of the kidnapping and the aftershocks and depression of recovery. White writes phenomenal dialogue and her characters, both heroes and villains, are well written and convincing. Meg's struggles with PTSD are all the more believ...

from eviltammy

After the attack on her mother in "White House Autumn", Meg's life is just starting to get back to normal - well, as normal as being the daughter of the first female President of the US can get. Then a brutal attack at her school - Meg has been taken prisoner by a man who obviously plans to kill ...

from SamanthaMarie

In the third installment (The President's Daughter, White House Autumn), Meg and her family are still reeling from the almost fatal shooting of her mother when she is kidnapped by Islamic extremists. Meg does everything she can to stay alive. The kind of book you don't want to put down.

from Rincey

Well this book took a turn I was not expecting. I saw the brace on her arm & leg on the cover, but I was not expecting this. I didn't love this one AS much because I really like the political stuff and this one doesn't deal with it as much, but I still love it. Basically I read this book and just...

from mmillet

Meg's family has faced some pretty rocky times in the last couple of years. Her mother, now Madame President Powers, is still recovering from an shocking attack (albeit out of the public eye) and Meg's family seems to now be, not-surprisingly, closer and more tight-knit than ever. Meg's biggest w...