Shall We Tell the President?

By: Jeffrey Archer

Narrated by: Lorelei King

Master storyteller Jeffrey Archer keeps the pace sizzling in this final installment in the Kane and Abel trilogy, Shall We Tell the President?, a daring political thriller where treason and betrayal threaten to topple an American dynasty.

After years of great sacrifice and deep personal tragedy, Florentyna Kane has finally become the first woman president in America. But on the very day that she is sworn into office, powerful forces are already in motion to take her life.

The FBI investigates thousands of false threats every year. This time, a reliable source has tipped them off about an assassination attempt. One hour later, the informant and all but one of the investigating agents are dead. The lone survivor: FBI Special Agent Mark Andrews. Now, only he knows when the killers will strike. But how can he alone unravel a ruthless conspiracy—in less than one week? The race to save the first woman president begins now…

Includes a bonus interview with the author

Critic reviews

“King performs expressively, adding just the right amount of excitement to the story.” —Library Journal

Shall We Tell the President?

Interesting and good reading. I enjoyed this book

Narrater must be a man when reading this book.

Would you try another book from Jeffrey Archer and/or Lorelei King?

Jeffrey is a great book writer and I will always like his work

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

Yes,this could really happen.

What didn’t you like about Lorelei King’s performance?

Lorelei King is good but just the wrong gender for the this book

Could you see Shall We Tell the President? being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?

Yes, it would make a great movie

Any additional comments?

no

Entertaining Short Book

Fast paced book which kept my interest. Actually this is not a full 5 star book, but if you liked A Prisoner of Birth by Jeffrey Archer you won't be let down.

And if you are looking for a longer very good book, then read A Prisoner of Birth.

Everyone is entitled to one mistake

Reads like Cliffs Notes despite being unabridged. Plot isn't credible. Female narrator out of place in an adventure novel. Other works by Jeffery Archer have been great...but not this one.