Dear Oval Office Occupant: Letters to the White House in the Age of Trump

When Donald Trump was elected president, Kathy Hayes was stunned. He didn't have relevant experience or qualifications. He mocked women, immigrants, veterans, and the disabled. He had presided over a string of bankruptcies, lawsuits and a bogus university. She knew she couldn't remain silent. On Dec. 1, 2016, she wrote him an old-fashioned paper letter, put it in an envelope with a stamp and mailed it. Then she wrote another, and another. Beginning on Inauguration Day, the letters became a daily discipline.What began as a simple act of protest morphed into much more: a chronicle of current events and presidential misdeeds; a journal of her frustrations and fears; and the birth story of an unlikely activist.With flashes of humor, poignancy and righteous anger, Hayes's letters document the struggles of an ordinary citizen trying to make sense of a presidency like no other.Entertaining and inspiring, Dear Oval Office Occupant: Letters to the White House in the Age of Trump challenges readers to find within themselves the courage to speak truth to power.

Hayes, Kathy

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Charlie's Mirror

Brenda Lyne

You know what they say: "The past is in the past."Is it, though?It's 2019 and Sara Sullivan, thirty-five and deeply scarred by a troubled childhood, is finally feeling pretty good about life in her new house with Bat, her beloved black cat and only companion. That is, until she investigates the abandoned house next door and mysteriously wakes up as a 19-year-old college student in 1989 - the only person who can stop a deadly campus bombing.Sara learns quickly that connecting with people - not her strong suit - is going to be the key to discovering the bomber's identity and preventing the tragedy. Along the way, lonely outcast Charlie Anderson develops complicated feelings for Sara and has a run of bad luck with the campus bully - which put him on a deadly path to revenge.Sara and Charlie gradually find themselves on a collision course toward a horrific event that will rock a vibrant Midwestern city to its core and leave a legacy of death and destruction. Is their tenuous friendship enough to save the people who finally taught Sara to trust? Or will she fall victim to tragedy in the past, forever altering the future?You know what else they say: "What is meant to be will always find a way."

Mary Claire has always hidden. During the week, she feels like every other child-but on Fridays, she slowly becomes invisible. Hiding is how she remains safe. At ten-years-old, Mary Claire begs God to take her father away, but someone else has plans for him. Years later, Claire Stanton struggles with the secrets of her past. After her daughter becomes sullen and angry, she fears history may be repeating itself, and she takes matters into her own hands, vowing to make the abuser pay. Life is complicated. Secrets are destructive. But the truth is explosive.

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Mary Perrine

Murder at Daybreak

Kristopher Landis

When Donald Trump was elected president, Kathy Hayes was stunned. He didn't have relevant experience or qualifications. He mocked women, immigrants veterans and the disabled. He had presided over a string of bankruptcies, lawsuits and a bogus university. She knew she couldn't remain silent. On Dec. 1, 2016, she wrote him an old-fashioned paper letter, put it in an envelope with a stamp and mailed it. Then she wrote another, and another. Beginning on Inauguration Day, the letters became a daily discipline. What began as a simple act of protest morphed into much more: a chronicle of current events and presidential misdeeds; a journal of her frustrations and fears; and the birth story of an unlikely activist. With flashes of humor, poignancy and righteous anger, Hayes's letters document the struggles of an ordinary citizen trying to make sense of a presidency like no other. Entertaining and inspiring, Oval Office Occupant challenges readers to find within themselves the courage to speak truth to power.

Kathy Hayes

In the first volume of Through Loving Words, the poems within describe the joy that can be found in the blossoming of new love. Each poet describes falling in love in unique and descriptive ways - from meeting someone and slowly falling in love with them through the mundane minutiae of everyday life to the coveted "love at first sight" spark and the resulting explosion of passion and lust. Pick any poem within the collection and experience anew the fervor of fresh love and lust and let your love bloom The following authors contributed to this collection: Alethia Grishikian, Alexandra Graffeo, Alexia Leigh, Bree Leto, Darren Beaney, Donald James, Ellen R. Grace, Emily D. Xi, Farhan Ali Baloch, Gerald O. Ryan, Ginna Wilkerson, Jake Cosmos Aller, James Alexander, Jasmine Tiera Harrell, John Ling, Jonathan Miller, Kaitlin Richcreek, Kevin Grommersch, Kiara Ash, Liz Taylor, Nick Sweet, Oz Hardwick, Peggy M. Earnest, Robert Fife, Samhita K., Taryn Thuynsma, Terril George, Vinod Pachu

Through Loving Words: Volume 1 A New Love Blooms

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In the second volume of Through Loving Words, each poet recounts the intense emotions of loving deeply and then losing that passionate connection. This collection of poems describes the deeply personal experience that comes with giving your whole heart to someone only to have it be crushed, leaving you feeling utterly broken and alone. But, losing a love does not always mean depression and despair. Some use heartbreak as a catalyst to learn and grow, resulting in an even greater love. For those who have nursed a broken heart, this collection of poems will surely resonate. After all, Alfred Lord Tennyson said it best when he quipped "'tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all." Romantic regret can be hard to handle, but if you can learn from it and allow it to shape how you approach future relationships, you'll undoubtedly experience greater love in the future.

Through Loving Words: Volume 2 Tis Better to Have Loved and Lost

In the third volume of Through Loving Words, lifelong lovers describe the successes and failures they experience as they face the world together. The poems describe the richness and depth that love brings to our lives. Through the voices of the poets, we learn that love only lasts when you work with your partner and appreciate them through all the twists and turns that life throws your way. The following authors contributed to this collection of poems: Aziza Aremo, Beatrice de Filippis, Bree Leto, Caitlynn Lowery, Chloe Tonge, Darnini Deer, Lindsey Leggett, Emily Powers, Farhan Ali Baloch, Ginna Wilkerson, Guinevere Schaal, Heidi Guldbaek, Jackson Cass, Jake Cosmos Aller, James Alexander, John Ling, Kate Murray, Kevin Grommersch, Lisa Molina, Liz DeGregorio, Marie McMullin, Melanie Boyd, Nick Sweet, Nina Sparling, Nisa Moazzam Gulzar, Robert Fife, Robert Martin, Stephanie Cotta, Susy Kamber, Tania Przywara, Tori Grant Welhouse

Through Loving Words: Volume 3 A True Love Lasts

How I Survived 2020

Literature & Fiction

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Dear Oval Office Occupant: Letters to the White House in the Age of Trump

Charlie's Mirror

Charlie's Mirror

Hidden

Murder at Daybreak

Dear Oval Office Occupant: Letters to the White House in the Age of Trump

Through Loving Words: Volume 1 A New Love Blooms

Through Loving Words: Volume 2 Tis Better to Have Loved and Lost

Through Loving Words: Volume 3 A True Love Lasts

How I Survived 2020