They thought like twins - but were enemies. Andrei Levin. A Moscow psychiatrist. With the dazzling good looks and the steel-trap mind of the American president, Teddy Langham, down to the last psychological detail. . . . He could tell them the world leader's every thought, predict his most crucial actions. . . . To keep Levin in line, they gave him a lustrous Irish beauty as a prize. But that was the one flaw in a brilliant plan. Because while Andrei Levin had the president's mind, he still had his own heart. . . .