Battle on the Hill

The Price of Power

De: Erosa Knowles

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"Battle on the Hill" plunges readers into the cutthroat world of politics, where ambition clashes with integrity, and personal vendettas threaten to destroy careers and lives.
Terri Summers, a brilliant political strategist with dreams of running a presidential campaign, finds herself at the center of a vicious smear campaign orchestrated by her estranged father. As she grapples with painful family history and fights to maintain her professional reputation, Terri must navigate the treacherous waters of state politics while working as Chief of Staff for Governor Ezra McKenzie.
Max Cannon, a billionaire businessman and Terri's partner, faces his own battles. His efforts to reclassify cannabis are thwarted by Liam King, a powerful political "kingmaker" with a personal vendetta. As Max works to protect his company from corporate espionage and King's machinations, he finds himself drawn into a dangerous game of power and influence.
Together, Terri and Max must confront a web of conspiracy that reaches from the state capitol to Washington D.C. They face off against enemies both seen and unseen. As they uncover layers of deceit, they must also contend with the mysterious appearance of packages containing items from Terri's past, adding a personal and unsettling dimension to the threats they face.
With the help of DJ, Max's security expert, and Cyrus Caldwell, an enigmatic figure from Max's grandfather's past, they work to unravel the complex network of alliances and betrayals that threaten everything they've built. As the stakes rise and the danger intensifies, Terri and Max must decide how far they're willing to go to protect each other and their ambitions.
"Battle on the Hill" is a gripping tale of political intrigue, personal redemption, and the price of power. It explores the challenges of maintaining one's integrity in a world where rules are dictated by the powerful, and the realization that victory can come at a great personal cost.

Boring

Not for me. Too slow. Too many details about unimportant things. It took too long to find the main characters. By the second chapter, I stopped listening. Maybe it gets better.