The Good Heart (eBook)

Hard living and the pressures of a ruthless, Washington D.C. career have finally taken their toll on political strategist Mike Stone. His badly damaged heart has given out on him, and only a desperately needed heart transplant can save his life. Newly in love for the first time, and anzious to make amends for a misspent life, Mike really wants to live. The Problem is, there are those who would just as soon see him dead.

At the same time, two brothers, one a United States senator and the other a Christian minister, share the memory of a tragic mistake they made in their youth. If their secret comes to light, it will certainly ruin lives and may even alter the outcome of a presidential race. To complicate matters, one of the brothers carries in his chest a transplanted heart that has brought with it the memories and passion of its original owner-things that might better be forgotten.

Set in the fast-paced, power-hungry climate of the nation’s capital, this gripping new novel combines political and medical intrigue with passion and danger while unraveling the mystery behind a brotherly pact that has lain hidden for forty years.

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About James Michael Pratt:

James Michael Pratt has successfully penned eight national and internationally sold novels and this year will release two more for Audio and E Book. His first novel, The Last Valentine, was a New York Times Bestseller with People Magazine calling it “...a return ticket to Bridges of Madison Country territory.” Now a HALLMARK HALL OF FAME -- CBS Movie of the Week, it is scheduled for a 2008 world-wide release.

Fans continue to let Jim know they have been able to find The Last Valentine and other Pratt works from as far away as the battlefields of the Mid-East, South East Asia, to the Islands of the Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and Africa. The Lighthouse Keeper, his second, and Ticket Home, his third, have consistently hit bestseller charts around the country including the coveted USA Today Bestsellers list. Kirkus Reviews calls the trio, “...the fictionalization of The Greatest Generation,” for the love and war stories taking the reader back to the days of World War Two. Calling Pratt, "...a master of moral fiction," (Booklist) is validated by the many fan letters and emails Pratt receives daily from all over the world.