The candidate

A Political Thriller of Passion and Politics

THE CANDIDATE
Taylor Cameron has been preparing for this moment her entire life: a brilliant mind, a loyal public, and a platform that could change the world. But behind her carefully constructed marriage to fellow political strategist Bryce is a lifelong secret: Taylor is a lesbian.

For decades, they played the part—a picture-perfect couple hiding the truth to protect their ambitions. But when Taylor falls in love with her assistant Brooke Simson, everything she’s built teeters on exposure. And just as she announces her candidacy for President of the United States, tragedy strikes. Brooke is gunned down in broad daylight. The shooter aims at Taylor next... but the gun jams. Twice.

Grieving, shaken, and on the run from a threat that’s far from over, Taylor is assigned elite protection from Mossad’s best: Yael Ben-Ari. Cold, calculated, and stunningly beautiful, Yael is everything Taylor should avoid. But as the two women work to uncover the truth behind the attack, passion grows. Secrets unravel—and love blooms in the most dangerous places.

Together, they must face the man pulling the strings—a political kingmaker willing to kill to keep power in the right hands. With the nation watching and the election approaching, Taylor must make the ultimate choice:
Expose the conspiracy and risk everything. Or stay silent and win.
Set in the shadows of D.C. and the glare of the spotlight, The Candidate is a sapphic political romance filled with suspense, longing, and the kind of love that refuses to hide.

It’s AI don’t bother.

A lot of inconsistency and AI mistakes no emotional integrity after a traumatic event that will leave any human traumatized. I can listen to AI voice but the text is devoid of interiority and humanity. The candidate at the beginning of the presidential race is a Senator and close to the end she is a Congresswoman.