Progress

by Charles Stampul

Chris Trenton’s presidential campaign was like a movie promotion. A young man fulfilling the promise of his father, one of the most popular presidents in U.S. history, shot down in his prime. Those old enough to have seen him as a boy think of him like a son. They expect to see him married in a lavish ceremony immediately after the election. But it’s his record of transforming depressed areas of the South and Midwest, as founder and president of a rural land development concern, that wins him the Democratic nomination and presidency in 2008. Less than two months after taking office, Trenton is impeached.

136 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 4, 2010