A Primary Decision

The road to power and position is fraught with perils, even for a Worthington.

But Sarah does not intend to lose.

Sarah Worthington never expected to become the US attorney general - at least not this early in her career.  Plunged into the vicious vetting process, with all sides digging for secrets in her family closet, she steels herself for the path forward.  Nothing will deter her from making her mark on the world in the biggest way possible - even if that means prosecuting the current president of the United States.

Yet powerful forces conspire behind the scenes to take the Worthington family down, and the president orders her to close the investigation.  Will she comply?  Or turn the tables to pursue her ultimate dream - the US presidency?

Meet the Authors:

Dr. Kevan Leman, the New York Times bestselling author of more than 50 books, including The Birth Order Book, has made thousands of house calls for Fox & Friends, The View, Today, Morning in America, CBS's The Early Show, The 700 Club, CNN, and Good Morning America.

Jeff Nesbit, a former senior communications official at the White House and former director of public affairs for two prominent federal science agencies, is a strategic communications advisor and the author of 25 novels, the executive director of Climate Nexus, he also writes At the Edge, a weekly column for U.S. News & World Report.

My Thoughts:
A Primary Decision is the third and final book in The Worthington Destiny series by Leman and Nesbitt.  The first two books were A Perfect Ambition and A Powerful Secret.  Each book has focused on one of the three Worthington siblings.  A Primary Decision is Sarah's story.
While each of the books' main focus has been one of the siblings, Leman and Nesbitt have done an excellent job of showing how each sibling's place in the family has played a part in the overall dynamics of the family.  Leman and Nesbitt are powerful storytellers.  Sarah's story, in particular, was timely to read during one of the most controversial presidential elections I've ever witnessed.  It was nice to see the bits and pieces of this family's story come together in this final book.  These books would be enjoyed on a deeper level if read together as a series beginning with A Perfect Ambition.

*I was given a complimentary copy of the book.  All opinions stated here are my own.

Happy Reading Ya'll,
Jennifer