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Willis Smith lives a Gen-Z nightmare. He has survived on temporary jobs, is unmarried, uninsured, and must care for an ailing mother. He is excited to start his first full-time job for a healthcare conglomerate, IntegraHealth, which will open the door to more affordable treatments for his mother and a more stable life for him.After accepting a risky assignment from his narcissistic boss that could potentially add over a trillion dollars of business to the company, he meets an enchanting woman, Melanie Dang. As their relationship grows, he appreciates the successes of her extended Vietnamese family and community, but slowly realizes that much of their success comes from fighting back against IntegraHealth.When IntegraHealth attacks the Vietnamese community, will Willis hold firm to the corporate narrative and his new financial security, or risk it all for Melanie?

"This book is an important contribution to women facing the complexities of a divorce... I am delighted to have it to recommend to my clients." - Judith Wilkins, Ph.D., Marriage and Family TherapistDivorce. It's one of the few things in life we are not prepared to experience. I don't think many people get married expecting, and therefore planning, for divorce. Marriage? We date. Pregnancy? We go to endless doctor appointments. School prepares us for college or work. Most of us go through at least a little training for our jobs. But divorce? Nothing. Until now... The Dumb Blonde's Guide to Divorce is for anyone going through or considering divorce. My parents divorced, yet most of what I "knew" about the legal system, I learned from television and movies. I wrote this book to give readers a short, concise, and easy-to-read understanding of what happens or can happen during a divorce. I want to pass along my experience, strength and hope to help others during, what was for me, the most emotionally devastating and fearful time of my life. In short, this book shares the dos and don'ts that I would tell my friends to make it easier for them than it was for me. And my wish for my readers is that they come out stronger on the other side.