A slow burn romance, Mr. President was filled with well intended political aspirations, a family legacy, and an impossible relationship. Katy Evans’ newest release had sinful intensity and the heartfelt emotions that I’ve come to love and expect from her wonderful writing.

Lightly smiling, he reaches out to brush the back of his thumb along mine. “I’ve got news for you, Miss Wells–my off-schedule hours are mine to do with as I please. And I intend to do you every one of them.”

What perfect timing for this book to come out, with the current presidential campaigns reaching a fever pitch in the country right now. And Mr. President was a pretty cool behind the scenes look into running a campaign and what one (fictional) candidate went through. I loved Matthew’s view on politics. It was refreshing and he brought everything back to truly wanting to make America great in an honest, forthright manner.

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In the last of my Political Romance Lists, let's take a look at Politicians in Historical Romance. From Candidates for Public Office to Members of Parliament! 

Enjoy!

My lists are never in any particular order. 

1. The Bride Ship by Deborah Hale

2. Delicious by Sherry Thomas

3. Her Wyoming Man by Cheryl St.John

4. Sweet Disorder by Rose Lerner

5. Something Like Love by Beverly Jenkins

6. Catching Katie by Robin Lee Hatcher 

7. Rightfully His by Tracy Grant

8. Sweet Enemy by Heather Snow

9. Crossed Quills by Carola Dunn 

10. The Ideal Bride by Stephanie Laurens 

Did I miss your favorite? Let me know! Get more recs and vote for the best of the best on my Goodreads list: Franchised: Politician Heroines and Heroes in Historical Romance.

If you missed the other Political Romance blog posts, here they are!

Suffrage in Romance Novels

City Hall: Mayor Heroes and Heroines in Romance Novels

The Hill! Senator Heroes and Heroines in Romance Novels