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A young man who escapes his hopelessly hayseed home town in Missouri is mistakenly labeled a terrorist and must survive a manhunt by government security agencies, while the President of an America in chaos and collapse perpetrates an end-of-the-world hoax, attempting to reclaim control and get himself re-elected.

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I laughed entirely too hard at "It's Kindling for your Kindle!" Anything that manages to provoke a facepalm is in my "funny" books.

Kaine wrote: "I laughed entirely too hard at "It's Kindling for your Kindle!" Anything that manages to provoke a facepalm is in my "funny" books."

"Blinders Keepers" … can you say it 100 times in less than a minute without your tongue feeling like it's been run over by an 18-wheeler?

I suspect I would be able to manage it only five or six times before I get there; twice feels like getting tangled in the wheels of a dirt bike, while three grants the delicate sensation of being ground beneath a mini Cooper.

Kaine wrote: "I suspect I would be able to manage it only five or six times before I get there; twice feels like getting tangled in the wheels of a dirt bike, while three grants the delicate sensation of being g..."

Yes, being an author is very passive-aggressive.

But isn't that part of the attraction?

Kaine wrote: "But isn't that part of the attraction?"

Ha ha ha! Busted!