Eleanor vs. Ike

"A fascinating combination of truth and fantasy.a brilliant fictional recreation" -- James MacGregor Burns, Pulitzer Prize winning author of ROOSEVELT: The Lion and the Fox "Gerber's attention to the history of the time.combined with a page-turning plot make this chronicle of a campaign-that-might-have-been an entertaining ride." -- Durham-Herald Sun "Gerber...skillfully blends biographical facts with imaginative fictionin an eminently readable story, one that's as character-driven as it is plot-centered."--Jay Strattford "[Robin Gerber] has written a crackerjack novel that is both politically and historically astute."--James Reston, Jr., author of The Conviction of Richard Nixon "I could hardly put the book down as Eleanor's "what if" political campaign raced toward election day."--Dee Dee Myers, former White House Press Secretary "the plausibility of [Eleanor Roosevelt's] candidacy is what kept me turning the pages to see if she would beat Eisenhower!"--House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer of Maryland "This timely book... had me rooting for [Eleanor Roosevelt] through every plot-twisting, page-turning minute."--Kitty Kelley, author of The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty "a fast-paced, savvy, and oh-so-timely novel of political maneuvering, sexual politics, and human longing."--Ellen Feldman, author of Lucy "A truly entertaining and thought-provoking novel of what could have been."--Donna Brazile "A fascinating combination of truth and fantasy...a brilliant fictional recreation"--James MacGregor Burns, Pulitzer Prize winning author of ROOSEVELT: The Lion and the Fox "Gerber's attention to the history of the time...combined with a page-turning plot make this chronicle of a campaign-that-might-have-been an entertaining ride."--Durham-Herald Sun A fascinating combination of truth and fantasy a brilliant fictional recreation --James MacGregor Burns, Pulitzer Prize winning author of ROOSEVELT: The Lion and the Fox" a fast-paced, savvy, and oh-so-timely novel of political maneuvering, sexual politics, and human longing. --Ellen Feldman, author of Lucy" the plausibility of [Eleanor Roosevelt s] candidacy is what kept me turning the pages to see if she would beat Eisenhower! --House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer of Maryland" I could hardly put the book down as Eleanor s what if political campaign raced toward election day. --Dee Dee Myers, former White House Press Secretary" This timely book... had me rooting for [Eleanor Roosevelt] through every plot-twisting, page-turning minute. --Kitty Kelley, author of The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty" [Robin Gerber] has written a crackerjack novel that is both politically and historically astute. --James Reston, Jr., author of The Conviction of Richard Nixon" A truly entertaining and thought-provoking novel of what could have been. --Donna Brazile" Gerber...skillfully blends biographical facts with imaginative fictionin an eminently readable story, one that s as character-driven as it is plot-centered. --Jay Strattford" Gerber s attention to the history of the time combined with a page-turning plot make this chronicle of a campaign-that-might-have-been an entertaining ride. --Durham-Herald Sun"