Blonde Billionaire (Road To The Oval Office #1) - Plot & Excerpts
He was the richest man in Miami. Every new real estate development on South Beach and downtown Miami had his name on it: Ronald Wolff. Even an auditorium at my alma mater had his name on it, thanks to a very generous donation he made during the last year of my undergrad. An absolute icon on the South Florida business and social scene, he started publicly toying with the idea of running for president of the United States. He was already the most powerful man in Florida, so a lot of people, myself included, assumed that it was just another bit of his self-described “harmless hyperbole” when the recently-divorced Wolff said that he wanted to be the most powerful man in the free world. We were wrong to dismiss him, though, as the idea seemed to gain more momentum within his own mind anytime a journalist asked him to comment on the true likelihood of such a venture. Eventually, through fellow alumni and contacts on LinkedIn, I started seeing evidence that his aspiration was far beyond the idea stage-- it was blossoming into a legitimate campaign.
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