The President's Therapist: and the secret intervention to treat the alcoholism of George W. Bush

MORE PRESCIENT THAN EVER, THIS POLITICAL THRILLER CHILLINGLY FORTELLS THE COLLAPSE OF AMERICA'S MISGUIDED WARS IN IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN, AND THE RESULTING DEBACLE IN KABUL. It shares a spellbinding, life-changing journey into the heart of every leader and follower, father and son, husband and wife, addict and onlooker. Insurgents within the White House secretly retain a uniquely gifted leadership psychologist to help United States President George W. Bush address a clandestine addiction to alcohol, and reverse the course of the Iraq War. The assignment meets with astonishing success - until malevolent forces come into play. The President's Therapist, Dr. Mark Alter, treats the reader and the president both, and both are irrevocably altered by the experience. This psychological tour de force is destined to command a distinctive place among analyses of the 43rd United States Presidency-and Dr. Alter will tarry and tinker within the readers head long after the last page has been savored. This brilliantly literate work could only have been created by lifetime leadership sage and bestselling author, John Wareham.