Let's Not Do That Again is a political satire about Nancy Harriman, a single mom running for Senate while navigating motherhood with her two adult children. I find the humor and sarcasm amusing, and Grant Ginder's assessment of the current political climate in the US is painfully poignant. Unfortunately, the plot follows a highly predictable pattern, and you can see the villains from a mile away. For a novel that focuses on political topics, I was expecting more layers of character development but was left wanting more.