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    The Walking Jeb (The Bad Man Trilogy Book 3)
    The Walking Jeb (The Bad Man Trilogy Book 3)
    The Walking Jeb (The Bad Man Trilogy Book 3)
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    The Walking Jeb (The Bad Man Trilogy Book 3)

    By K.P. Taylor

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    The thrilling conclusion to 'The Bad Man Trilogy.' Jeb Bush races against time to secure the GOP's most powerful relic, Reagan's Hand. Only two things stand in his way: the shadowy organization LOSER and his own incompetence.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherK.P. Taylor
    Release dateSep 20, 2016
    ISBN9781370587155
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      The Walking Jeb (The Bad Man Trilogy Book 3) - K.P. Taylor

      This story is a work of fiction and utterly ridiculous. The characters and events herein should not be considered accurate portrayals and are largely the product of the author’s imagination.

      THE WALKING JEB

      By K.P. Taylor

      In politics, stupidity is not a handicap.

      -Napoleon Bonaparte

      Chapter 1:

      A Confederacy of Douches

      The existence of Falconhead is strictly disavowed, and its location is beyond top secret. From the outside it resembles so many of the clapboard houses that line the coast of Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod. However, the WASP-y façade conceals a vast subterranean network of meeting rooms, offices, and connecting passages. Making his way down one of these passages is Jeb Bush. Head bowed and Stetson in hand, Jeb looks very much like the truant schoolboy on his way to the headmaster’s office. Indeed, he is bound for the large central chamber, the War Room, where the politics of the Western World have been steered and influenced for decades. Jeb pauses on the threshold, takes a deep breath, and reaches for the door handle.

      The War Room is not what you might expect; it is more Downton Abbey than Dr. Strangelove. A large mahogany desk dominates the room; behind it, nestled in a wingback chair, sits Barbara Bush. One thin, speckled hand clutches an ornate telephone while her index finger curls around the cord. Her thin lips are the color of dried blood. "Now remember, just a few drops in his water at night and he’ll

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