Across The Aisle

De: Amelia May

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

She's a progressive firebrand. He's a fiscal conservative. Together, they're about to prove that the most dangerous kind of politics is personal.

Senator Katherine Morrison has dedicated her career to fighting for climate action and social justice—even if it means going to war with the Republican Party's golden boy. Senator James Hartwell is everything she despises: privileged, calculating, and infuriatingly articulate in his defense of policies that betray working Americans. Their viral clashes on cable news have made them the most notorious rivals in Washington.

So when they're both appointed co-chairs of a high-stakes bipartisan committee, it's a political nightmare. Forced to work together or watch their careers crumble, Kate and Jamie embark on a cross-country tour of crumbling bridges and broken roads—and discover that everything they thought they knew about each other was wrong.

Late-night negotiations turn into stolen conversations. Fierce debates become charged glances across committee rooms. And one moment of weakness leads to a kiss that could destroy them both.

But in a city where loyalty is currency and compromise is betrayal, falling for the enemy isn't just foolish—it's career suicide. When Jamie is offered the vice-presidential nomination on the condition that he kills their legislation, and Kate's progressive base threatens to primary her for "selling out," they'll have to choose: the power they've spent their lives pursuing, or a love that could cost them everything.

In Washington, crossing party lines is dangerous. Crossing the line between hate and love might be impossible. Or it might be the only way to bridge the divide.