Meantime, those congress members are receiving death threats. Why can't anyone manage to control Trump's stupid-ass mouth?

so how did you get WD to do a "member spotlight" on you?

The magic of music. Blessings!

You're forgetting one thing. Trump controls the military. He can and will disregard anything & everything the law, the Constitution, and judges say. Simply ignore it.
Rules, laws & institutions have been "disappeared". Read this & weep: newsletters.democracydocket.com/-1756829222766

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Well, there's me.😁 Love my debut novel 'Secrets In The Mirror'; it's a psychological suspense, the first in a trilogy, and all three together would make a great series. But the new book I'm revising now, 'Finding Harmony' is a hot psychological drama that would make an incredible film.

You can find the not-so-simple answer here: booksbywomen.org/gavin-omalle...

The lasting impact of multigenerational trauma & abuse

looks intriguing - thanks for the tip!

My characters talk to me, tell me their feelings & what should happen next (to hell w/my original plot). I recently realized that my stories have told me things about myself, so when I was asked to interview, my character sort of took over. I guess my characters somehow reflect me?

1. So much of what these employees do is classified.
2. The requirement to copy their supervisor risks that person's position
3. It is not up to Musk to assess employees of agencies; it's up to those agencies' leaders.

But Trump's DOJ will quash the charges & he'll go scott-free

In 'What Lies Buried', Patches is a one-eyed one-eared abused pup that Gavin rescued & nursed back to health. Patches followed a car 15 miles to rescue Gavin's toddler Maggie from her Mobster kidnapper.
In 'Finding Harmony' (2026 release), Lulu is a golden retriever who keeps Roseann out of trouble

Definitely. Friends are excited that I recently got a full request from an agent I pitched at the annual San Miguel Writers Conference, but I have to explain reality to them -- all the steps after that, and the variables, that have low likelihood of occurring after that, and the WAITING.

This is one of my all-time favorite books. I particularly love how the issue of identity is felt poignantly in the two main characters.

Definitely. The hybrid publisher I resorted to during the worst of Covid did nothing at all to promote my books. I will be exploring other options (including possibly self-pub) for my next two books (in process now).

computer first (& numerous times thereafter), then for the FINAL, I take the whole thing down the street to the printer and read in a quite place for the final mark up