The Legacy of Haguesville – A Great NJ Book

If you're looking for a new book to read and you want something that has a NJ appeal to it, we may have found it for you.

Author Bill O'Dea has written a book, entitled "The Legacy of Haguesville." The description of the book is as follows:

The Legacy of Haguesville is a satirical look at the rough and tumble world of local government, politics and the inner workings of campaigns as seen through a mythical election for a Congressional seat in New Jersey in 2002. It is laced with ‘historical fiction’ from the late 1960s and early 1970s taken from the exploits of the ‘Hudson County Political Machine’; an organization that in its heyday rivaled Cook County Chicago as the most ruthless and well oiled political operation in America. It is also the story of redemption for a fallen political figure trying to right the wrongs from his past by backing the efforts of Joe Davis, a 1,000 to a shot “Rocky” type candidate who finds the courage to take on the entrenched twelve term Congressman Benjamin Dover, who runs Hudson City with an iron fist.

 

If this is something that you may be interested in reading, you can purchase the book online by clicking here.