Potomac fever is the disease or malady that people in and out of government sometimes suffer when they live and work in Washington, D. C. There is a feeling that you are in the center of the world and everything revolves around you, or is not worth your concern. You also tend to get the feeling that morality and integrity are not as important as they are back home and that your tax money belongs to the government to be used as it pleases. However, most politicians and government workers in Washington or elsewhere are dedicated public servants who love their country and their families. In this story the President of the United States finds an old love he once more is enchanted by. As his fashion plate wife concerns herself with someone else, the question is how long can this couple get away with their back street affairs? | Potomac Fever by Beverly A Rushin, Paperback | Indigo Chapters