The Ramrodders

The Ramrodders by Holman Day is a provocative novel about one man's trials and tribulations playing the game of politics for the first time at the White House. This All-American tale will thrill readers who are fans of a little scandal and corruption. Excerpt: "War and Peace had swapped corners that morning in the village of Fort Canibas. War was muttering at the end where two meeting houses placidly faced each other across the street. Peace brooded over the ancient blockhouse, a relic of the "Bloodless War," and upon the structure that Thelismer Thornton had converted from officers' barracks to his uses as a dwelling. At dawn, a telegraph messenger jangled the bell in the dim hall of "The Barracks."