THE PRESIDENT'S THERAPIST The Life He Needed to Save, Became His Own This stunning new novel from John Wareham will hold enormous appeal for: • Readers looking to escape into an exhilarating psychological thriller. • Political junkies seeking expert analysis of the psyche of George Bush. • Self-help aficionados seeking personal insights. • Recovering alcoholics and their families and friends looking for real insight and help. • Literary sophisticates who enjoy fine writing and the exploration of big ideas, |
NewsAnnouncing ... THE PRESIDENT'S THERAPIST and the secret intervention to treat the alcoholism of George W. Bush INSURGENTS WITHIN THE WHITE HOUSE secretly retain a uniquely gifted leadership psychologist to help United States President George W. Bush address a clandestine addiction to alcohol and reverse the course of the Iraq War. The assignment meets with astonishing success — until malevolent forces come into play. THE PRESIDENT’S THERAPIST is a serious psychological analysis of President George W. Bush uniquely packaged as a political thriller. The novel might be fiction, but the bio-history that Dr. Alter unearths and ruminates upon is deadly accurate, and the strategies he applies to burst the president’s infamous bubble of denial are, to say the least, fascinating. In addition to gripping, suspenseful, one-on-one sessions with President Bush, Dr. Alter engages First Lady Laura Bush and the president in absorbing marital therapy. Along the way, Dr. Alter also becomes embroiled in heated arguments with Vice President Dick Cheney, and eminence grise, Karl Rove. If the premise requires suspension of disbelief, the psychological journey that follows is balanced and authentic, and the insights of Dr. Alter — and the cliffhanger ending — will satisfy readers of all political persuasions. This work, which could only have been created by John Wareham, is destined to command a distinctive place among the upcoming analyses of the 43rd United States Presidency. |
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