As the world watches, Keating embarks on a one-man special-ops mission that tests his strengths: as a leader, a warrior, and a father.

Readers expecting a sequel, though, will discover that this new novel offers an entirely different cast of characters. A sought-after narrator, highlights of his work include the audio editions of David Corn and Michael Isikoff’s Russian Roulette, chef Eric Ripert’s memoir 32 Yolks, and Matthew Baker’s recent collection of short stories Why Visit America. Then comes along Pamela Barnes, Keating’s VP, and challenges then defeats him (not in a fair fight) in the primaries and ultimately becomes the US President. Her voice has been heard in national campaigns for products such as Revlon, Toll House, United Health Care, Dannon, Asthma.Additionally, he concluded his role as ‘President Fitzgerald Grant’ in Shonda Rhimes’ “Scandal” after its seven-season run. By exerting their power to help America, the Chinese government hopes for an easing of economic sanctions. Mary Stuart won the National Board of Review Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the feature film IMMEDIATE FAMILY and was Tony nominated for her performance in the Broadway show, NINE. Readers will discover such top-secret intel as this: “Since FDR agreed back in 1945 to provide military assistance to Saudi Arabia, that rich and troubling place has been one of our biggest interests in the Middle East. Clinton makes the inner workings of the White House seem dramatic and extreme, with all sorts of split loyalties, coercion and blackmail going on.

Every weapon is described nearly down to its serial number, sudden and unexpected death comes to a suitable percentage of side characters, and anybody who thinks they’re on top in a fight will see the tables turned. Such principled contrition might make the president feel better, but it does nothing to mollify Al-Asheed, who is a kind of Osama bin Laden as played by The Penguin. With this brave and monogamous hero, Clinton has once again revealed such a naked fantasy version of himself that you almost feel embarrassed for the man. But “Director Blair” can no more stop the inexorable force that is former President Matthew Keating — a hard-living, no-guff ex-Navy SEAL who, as president, once motivated a naval commander during a kill operation by barking: “Now you squids body-bag that son of a bitch” — than Keating’s friends can resist his entreaties for help in his foolhardy plan. Drawing inspiration from America’s most advanced missiles, the text of The President’s Daughter is capable of hitting multiple stereotypes simultaneously.Working with publishers large and small he's been honored with numerous Audie Awards, the Odyssey Award and Odyssey Honors, many AudioFile Earphone awards, and multiple PW Listen Up Awards.