Difference between revisions of "A Personal Statement"
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Revision as of 18:50, 7 May 2007
- Author: Ansley Vaughan
- Publisher: Freya's Bower
- Year: 2007
- Setting: A story of sex and scandal in the House of Commons.
BOOK DESCRIPTION
Pascal Dumont is a highly successful politician. He’s a minister in the British government, and people are already thinking of him as a future prime minister. But Dumont has a secret. And when the handsome American intern, Todd Panopoulos, turns up to work in his office, it looks as if the secret may be in danger of spilling out. Dumont’s reckless affair with Todd threatens his career, his honour and his prospective marriage. And when an unscrupulous journalist starts digging into Dumont’s past, he finds a lot more dirt to entertain the readers of the country’s tabloid press. When Dumont is forced into a humiliating position, he has no choice but to make a Personal Statement to parliament. But what will his bitter enemy, the opposition shadow Jack Wickham, make of it all? The story ends with a revelation which will surprise even the most seasoned scandal-merchants.
