The Nomination

by Frederick Williams

The Nomination is the first novel to examine the struggle for control at the highest echelons of power within the Black community. It sets the stage for serious discussions about the effectiveness of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 097099575X
• ISBN13: 9780970995759
• Release Date: September 2001
• Publisher: Jaed Publications
• Length: 303 Pages
• Weight: 1.58 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.0" x 9.5"

Customer Reviews

the nomination

This book was a page turner ! What a look at the hidden agendas inside political life. Kept me going right through with all the twists...An author to watch. A very good read..

Hi Fred, Wonderful Book

Your book is fantastic....God's speed and best wishes to you.

A Political Thriller!

In The Nomination, author Frederick Williams pens a gripping tale that weaves drama, intrigue, love, and politics into a wonderfully entertaining mystery. Mr. Williams' vivid character portrayals and descriptions of our Nation's capitol demonstrate his mastery of the artform as well as his extensive knowledge of Capitol Hill and the Washington, D.C. area. Readers will find this book thoroughly enjoyable. I highly recommend it!

Couldn't put it down

What an exciting new and refreshing voice in Black literature. That's Frederick Williams. His first novel The Nomination is filled with intrigue and serious questions about Black leadership in America. With his writing, he is bound to change the trend from relational novels to those with a more serious message. I think we may be reading 21st century Ralph Ellison, can't wait for a second novel. I will share this novel with other bookclubs.

Riveting..thriller..page turner

I was curious about the number 14 on the cover. The characters were very well thoughtout and developed. The writer had me visualizing the landmarks and gave me a true sense of what is happening on capitol hill with our black leaders, relationships between politicians and their staff, and the sorted drug world and what can happen to a loved one. The Nomination is a page turner, I finally figured out what the number 14 represented on the cover and was thoroughly satisfied with the ending. Hope the author has much success. GOOD NOVEL