That is until someone or something conspires to block his march toward The White House. Cold and hungry, he finds himself kidnapped and trapped in the wilds of Montana. With pain and beatings being his only daily companions, Dan Henry has no choice but to watch in anonymity as the race goes on without him.
Only through his personal rediscovery and rebirth is Dan Henry able to survive. Confronting demons that for too long had held him down, he discovers an inner strength and vision capable of leading him out of his physical and personal shackles. His escape not only leads to a political phoenix and confrontation of enemies only the reader has come to know, but to a reopening of his heart, allowing in a love he had long since dismissed as impossible.
Written with an eye toward politics grounded in equal parts cynicism and hope, Snow White lies tries to unearth the drives and frailties of those hoping to achieve the ultimate political prize. Along the way it alludes to the shortcomings of the real personalities that have occupied The Oval Office, while never losing its belief in the power of the office to inspire, to make a difference in each our lives.
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