Interference

Reviewed by: Ann Mare Townsend - South Berwick Public Library, South Berwick, Southern Maine Library District

Review Date: February 7, 2017

Review

Kate Hamilton, 16, a senator's daughter living in Washington, D. C. has just been the center of a campaign scandal caused by a photo from her ex-boyfriend. Rather than lose the campaign, her father drops out of the race and moves them to his hometown in rural Texas. Here Kate has a culture shock, still concerned about a college recommendation she needs, a photography portfolio she needs to complete, a new high school to navigate and keeping out of trouble. Kate learns her father has a hidden agenda,and a new campaign. Romance, friendships, matchmaking and football in a small Texas town mix with a political campaign. A good contemporary fiction with a quick pace that is enjoyable to read as Kate, who can't seem to not interfere for the outcome she hopes for.

Overall Book Score: good