Unlike the court/legal works, this is a story of winning football players, their coach.

Malala, the 15 year old girl who spoke out against the Taliban’s restrictions against women and education while living in Mingora, Pakistan, was shot in the head. She recovered in England. Given the Nobel Peace Prize, this memoir tells of her life as a college student, her challenges with anxiety, panic attacks and PTSD. The loss of her school in Afghanistan r/t our withdrawal, brings an emotional and political slant on her story.

Sad, overweight, disfigured and overlooked, Ellen, helps out a blind stranger being robbed and her life improves with each act of bravery. This is a sweet book that has the happy endings for many of the characters. It made me happy!

Serge has amnesia. He is acting as Governor Marlon’s press secretary as they travel through Florida. The trip is more of a meet-the-people trip than a campaign. Book is laugh out loud, hilarious.

Not enough Serge in this book. Some hilarious entries, and the wit was there, but not as much as in some of the other books.

Dominican women and their lives are affected by their work at a resort that caters to rich tourists. The very wealthy take advantage of their ability to skirt the law. Coming to terms with their mistakes and owning up to them are sisters Laura and Elena.

Brent Hendricks authenticates and prepares for release, Frederick Delaney’s lost “Red” opera with the help of tech savvy, Eboni Washington. Hired by the Delaney Foundation, they come to discover Delaney is a fraud and although thwarted, they bring the true genius to light. Josephine Reed is finally given the credit she deserved all along.

Egyptologist, Dawn Edelstein, leaves Egypt to care for her dying mother. She marries Brian, has a daughter Meret and becomes death doula. She finds herself drawn back to a dig with her former lover Wyatt Armstrong and after a plane crash has to decide how she will proceed with the rest of her life.

The background of Serge and Coleman are explained. Serge is a little more psycho in this book and not as likable as in “Naked Came the Florida Man”. Still, so much creativity and lol entries, just wish he was alive.

Amy Wheeler, body guard to famous writer Rosie D’Antonio, employs her father-in-law, Steve Wheeler to assist in protecting her as they travel around the world trying to sort out who is stalking both of them.