Edition: 1st uk ed.,

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Book: Good
Jacket: Wear and tear
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Hornstein's Boy chronicles the ambitious congressional campaign of young lawyer Walt Hornstein in Michigan's rugged Upper Peninsula. This compelling legal drama presents a candid look at the often-unflattering realities of American politics, as Hornstein navigates the treacherous waters of public office. Robert Traver, a master of the courtroom narrative, illustrates the compromises and moral dilemmas inherent in the pursuit of power. The novel maintains a sharp, witty tone while detailing the intricate dance between idealism and pragmatism. It ultimately argues for a nuanced understanding of the political landscape, offering a memorable portrait of a man grappling with his convictions.