Victor’s Way is the story of the improbable rise of Victor V. Victor, a flamboyant New York businessman, to the presidency of the United States as told by his longtime butler, Billy Baxter. Henry Ferris, my editor at William Morrow, loves the novel but can’t publish until next spring. I think it’s important to have it out before the election. That’s why I’m self-publishing. “It's damn-well written, racy, readable, funny and sharp, with a glorious mix of snobbery meets the American bottom line,” says one of the first readers, New York Times bestselling author Nigel Hamilton. “Reminds me of A Confederacy of Dunces!”