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sherryhinman 's review for:
The Hellfire Club
by Jake Tapper
This was a satisfying read! Through the eyes of a fictitious young congressman, Charlie Marder, The Hellfire Club tells the story of how the swamp was alive and well during Eisenhower's administration. In a mix of real and invented details from the mid-1950s, a mystery unfolds that keeps the reader's interest throughout.
This book was well researched and well written. I've been impressed with Jake Tapper's command of the language ever since, in a CNN interview, he called Steven Miller "obsequious" and a "factotum." But he seems to have the chops as a fiction writer, too.
This book was well researched and well written. I've been impressed with Jake Tapper's command of the language ever since, in a CNN interview, he called Steven Miller "obsequious" and a "factotum." But he seems to have the chops as a fiction writer, too.