The President's Woman
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Kye John-Eric DeLaney, the president of the United States of America, lay sleepless on his bed in the Presidential Suite of the Superstition Gold Inn in Scottsdale, Arizona. As he stared into the darkness, a woman’s face floated through his mind’s eye, over and over and over.
He replayed the pleasant dream he had just experienced. It was of a tropical island, where he was walking on a white sand beach, hand in hand with a lovely golden-haired woman. He felt the sand under his beach sandals, and smelled the fragrant breeze wafting around them. As they walked into the sunset, the woman turned her face up to him. He couldn’t see her features for a few seconds because the sun was shining through the beautiful halo that was her hair.
Then, suddenly, he could see her clearly. Her beauty took his breath away. He took her in his arms and began making love to her. He felt his heart beat even faster. With a gasp, he came wide-awake, his heart still pounding.
He felt and remembered every detail of the dream experience as though it had actually happened. But even more magical, he realized that he recognized the woman’s face! Or, at least he knew where he had seen it. Just today, he had seen her in the receiving line at the hotel!
His wife, Mariah, stirred slightly beside him and he glanced guiltily at her sleeping form, but he continued to lie very still. He did not want to disturb her, especially not now. He wanted to go back to sleep and resume the pleasant dream. When he heard his wife’s even breathing again he felt thankful she was turned away from him, while his dream of making love to another woman still filled his mind.
“Is this what they call fantasizing?” he wondered. Or was this one of his “visions”? It couldn’t be a vision, he thought, because his visions were almost always correct – genuine premonitions of the future.
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Kye DeLaney, the first U.S. President of Native-American blood, finds himself enthralled with the exquisite Cynda Crain, a woman he first “saw” in one of his psychic dreams. To his astonishment, they meet in person when Cynda interviews him on national TV. As Kye’s dream predicted, the two fall desperately in love and begin a secret affair.
Inevitably, the romance is discovered. That is when the jealous schemes of Kye’s embittered wife and the crafty, ruthless intrigues of his extremely wealthy and powerful father-in-law, result in a suspenseful and exciting story. The surprising twists, and the characters’ attempts to overcome and control those fast-moving events will keep the reader enthralled to the very end.
About the Author
The President’s Woman is the first novel written by Phyllis Graham Dexter. An Anglo child, she grew up on Indian Reservations in the western United States. She has spent her adult life in the Southwest, where she has raised her three children: two boys, one of which is an adopted full blood Yavapai Apache, and her daughter who is one-quarter Chippewa Indian.
Phyllis is a graduate of Arizona State University, majoring in language studies and her graduate work is in Communication.
In this story, her love of romance, as well as the beauty and people of Southwestern United States, blend together in The President’s Woman.