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The Guest Of Honor

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The Guest of Honor by Irving Wallace is a political thriller that intertwines international intrigue with a controversial romance between two world leaders. The narrative centers on U.S. President Matthew Underwood, a former television anchor who ascends to the presidency with a charismatic yet unorthodox approach to leadership. His path crosses with Noy Sang, the newly appointed president of Lampang—a fictional Southeast Asian island nation grappling with internal strife and external pressures. As Noy seeks American aid to stabilize her country, a personal and political entanglement unfolds between the two leaders. Their relationship faces challenges from political adversaries, media scrutiny, and cultural differences, culminating in a high-stakes scenario that tests their commitments to their nations and to each other. Wallace's novel delves into themes of power, diplomacy, and the personal costs of political decisions, offering readers a provocative exploration of leadership and love on the global stage.

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Series Title

Novel

Call Number

823 WAL t

Publisher

New York : Dell Publishing., 1989

Collation

374 hlm.: 10 x 17 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0-440-20549-2

Classification

823

Content Type

text

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Carrier Type

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Edition

1

Subject(s)

International Political Intrigue
Romantic Entanglements in Politics
Leadership and Governance
Media and Public Perception
Cultural and Ideological Conflicts

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