Publisher's Synopsis
You could be a lobbyist. Lobbying is a simple job. Visit a man nine times and don't ask for anything. On your tenth visit, ask, and you will get whatever you want. They're sick of their jobs, fed up with working for someone else, and tired of the eight-to-five routine. So what's a guy to do? In the case of Mike and James, the idea hits them over beers at the Capitol House Bar, as they watch the local politicos making deals and paying for whores and booze as if money grew on trees. As reasonably handsome and charismatic men themselves, surely they too could become lobbyists. It'd be easy: just bullshit and scheme their way into the favor of the legislators, and they'd have all the money-and action-they wanted. Thus, the Good Ole Boys and Associates is born, and two political newcomers appear on the scene, ready to become a part of the lobbying profession's powerful elite. But as they'll soon learn, there's more to their new jobs than they ever imagined, and the impact they can make goes far beyond money. Meanwhile, a blossoming romance pairs a beautiful Harvard grad with the recently divorced James; it seems like a match made in heaven...but with secrets lurking behind the scene, could Kimberly be hiding something big from her new beau? Discover the truth about the politically savvy and this highly entertaining novel The Lobbyist.
