Jack's racing for his life in his quest to become the next President. Soon Jack finds himself having to balance his romantic issues with running for his life, when he realizes he's once again under attack. Trying to remain loyal to his wife, he finds himself deeply attracted to his assistant, Sandy. Jack Canon's not only facing political entanglements in his personal life, but he's also encountering romantic ones as well. When the plan backfires and innocent lives are lost, a manhunt leads to a foe no one suspected – the current President of the United States.
However, Jack is soon met with opposition in the form of a hitman. Currently a Senior Kentucky Senator, Jack's plan is to become the President of the United States, no matter what tries to deter him. Set in the steamy summer days in Washington, D.C., days before the 2016 Democratic National Convention, Jack Canon's American Destiny features the titular hero, a man born from privilege, but willing to do whatever it takes to help the American citizens during a painful recession. In the tradition of titles such as First Family, Exile and Exclusive comes author Greg Sandora's new political thriller Jack Canon's American Destiny from Itoh Press. On television, viewers can't get enough of the ABC drama Scandal, featuring murder, romance and politics in the White House. The sunny "Blame It on the Boogie" and the dazzling Off the Wall prelude "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)" were the album's only singles, upbeat numbers that peaked at number three on the Black Singles chart, but the mature Michael showcase ballad "Push Me Away" (pointing toward "I Can't Help It" and "Human Nature") and the alternately somber and uplifting "Bless His Soul," containing a startling confession from Michael ("There is no life for me at all/'Cause I give myself at beck and call") added an impressive level of depth to the Jacksons' discography.Ft Myers, FL - ( SBWIRE) - In this heightened political climate, novels featuring politics and the leaders of the free world are thrilling readers. session musicians - including guitarists Michael Sembello and Paul Jackson, Jr., drummer Rick Marotta, arranger Thomas "Tom Tom 84" Washington, and keyboardist Greg Phillinganes, the last of whom played on just about everything involving a Jackson family member through the early '90s - Destiny did much more than set the stage for Michael's Off the Wall. Backed by an arsenal of up-and-coming and veteran L.A. Their first two Epic albums, where they aligned with Gamble, Huff, and other Philly soul stalwarts, had some strong singles but were very uneven and somewhat awkward in stretches, and this time out, they wrote and produced on their own. The brothers' third post-Motown album as the Jacksons was their most successful release, both commercially and creatively, since 1974's Dancing Machine.
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