Mary Benì

The American Presidency: Hillary's Odyssey Mary Benì

"Mary Beni will have you turing pages well into the night." - R. Ognibene; Bar Group Hosts Debate, Currier Life 1982 Hundreds of people are gathered at The Villa Fusco. Dough Dinkins in his pink tuxedo is giving his speech at a presidential convention. News anchorwoman Hillary McKay is burdened with odd stories from the party guests. These news tips appear to all point towards 'an educational conspiracy.' Hillary's memories make this novel sensational. Certainly rich in incident, and short in detail. The true subject of this spellbinding novel is Hillary's femininity. He brains, and beauty has made her a legend in the world government and politics. After hearing Charles Montgomery sing If I Can Rule The World, she is lost in his love songs. As the story rapidly unfolds the reader flys with the reporter on a rough flight to Europe. During the flight the newscaster recalls many of the investigations which she had reported on. She goes to Sicily to the famous feast of Damion and Cosmo. Why doesn't she return back to New York as scheduled? The reader takes another rough flight with Detective Klein, and Officer DoLittle. "A Fast Paced Provacative Powerful Story," - Rose Bene "Peace through Strength," - Ronald Regan2008/Current Screen Actor's Guild Digi Motion Picture.www. RosemaryOgnibeneTheBroadcast.com