John H. Taylor

Jackson Place: a Novel John H. Taylor 1.º edición

On June 17, 1972, a break-in at the Watergate office complex in Washington, DC changed history forever?with an attempted cover-up that would ignite one of the biggest political scandals of all time.

Now, facing the certainty of impeachment, Richard Nixon is poised to become the first president to resign. But what if someone could convince him to change his mind?

If anyone can do it, it?s Emily Weissman?a beautiful young White House staffer, bursting with bright ideas. She convinces Nixon to tell Congress that he is temporarily incapacitated. By law, Gerald Ford steps in to take his place.

Nixon?s new home is Jackson Place, a townhouse across the street from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Seemingly in internal exile, he?ll secretly grasp for influence over events while plotting his final comeback.