The Innocent Have Nothing to Fear (Paperback)

from gmmartz

Stuart Stevens' timely novel about the shenanigans surrounding a GOP convention in New Orleans is mostly humorous and often educational, but unfortunately not enough of either. It reminds me a bit of a politically infused Carl Hiassen story, with a couple solid characters, a few goofy ones, a pre...

from achedglin

The political dark comedy was engaging and atmospheric, and I enjoyed it a lot, but the ending felt a little bit rushed, like all the groundwork laid leading up to it didn't quite payoff. It's a great mood piece if you're caught up in the political hoopla of the 2016 presidential race, but oddly ...

from thewanderingjew

The Innocent Have Nothing to Fear, Stuart Stevens, author; Dan John Miller, narrator This is a very timely book that ridicules our elections and how they are conducted. Two Republican candidates are pitted against each other. Both are running unorthodox campaigns in order to be nominated by their...