Bishop (Political Royalty Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
She understood why they had to do it. She remembered her daddy laughing at John Edward’s thousand-dollar haircuts over the dinner table when she came home from college. Shep couldn’t afford to be seen as too elite. The Walkers’ wealth made that a challenge to begin with, but honestly, what was wrong with being rich? Isn’t that what most people wanted for themselves? She wasn’t advocating a Marie Antoinette let them eat cake kind of attitude, but what was so bad about enjoying the perks of being successful? Both her family and her husband’s had amassed a considerable fortune and the trappings that went along with it, but they were also part of the class that built the railroads, created industries and international commerce, and started libraries and foundations to the benefit of everyone. Of course, none of that would play with the voters, which meant if she intended to travel with the campaign then she was stuck riding the bus and staying at the same mediocre hotels as the rest of the staff.
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