A political reporter hunts for her long-missing biological mother
Amy Lincoln grew up in a rough neighborhood, but she didn't let that stop her from doing what she wanted with her life: first Harvard, then Columbia journalism school, and then a position editing a highbrow news weekly at the tender age of twenty-seven. Amy is one who goes after what she wants, and right now she's interested in the upcoming presidential election, where she smells a candidate's secret that could prove to be the biggest scoop since the Pentagon Papers.
While hunting for her story, Amy goes on a more personal quest: seeking out the mother who abandoned her two decades earlier, leaving her to be raised by her con artist father and clueless grandmother. As a reporter she can't stand not knowing the whole truth, and she intends to track down her mother—no matter how painful that truth may be.
This ebook features an illustrated biography of Susan Isaacs, including rare photos from the author's personal collection.
