Power Play needs something

In a strong story plot line, "Power Play" lacks something.

Normally, I really enjoy Catherine Coulter's writing but not this time.

Natalie Black is the U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom. Her fiance dies in an auto accident and there are rumors that she is responsible.

Her daughter, Perry, is a very attractive woman who works for the newspaper.
Natalie returns to the U.S. and someone appears to be stalking Perry. The reader is led to believe the stalker is Psychopath Blessed Blackman. FBI also believes that Blackman who has escaped from prison, might be at work again since there is a link between Blackman and Davis Sullivan.


I read the first couple of hundred pages but found I was forcing myself to continue. Therefore I put the book aside and hope for a more entertaining novel for the next read.

Pass this one up.