Title: Power is the ultimate Aphrodisiac
Product review: Henry Kissinger was fond of saying "Power is the ultimate Aphrodisiac" and from humble begins he reached to the inner sanctum of power.In Kissinger: A Biography by Walter Isaacson, the author takes a comprehensive look of the life of Kissinger. From leaving a Germany to avoid persecution as a Jew to his rise in the academic and political world, Kissinger was hungry for making a difference. You learn of his role in opening the East and his close working relationship with Richard Nixon. Kissinger was one of the few of the Nixon inner circle that was not tainted by the stigma of Watergate.This book also humanizes Kissinger to his highs and lows and his surprising reputation of being a lady's man.Isaacson's books do a good job of giving the reader a well rounded perspective of his subjects. A good read and interesting subject.
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