One War, Many Fights - by Helen Hunt (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

One War, Many Fights, US vs. US

By: Helen Hunt

One War, Many Fights, US vs. US is a synopsis of how Helen Hunt has witnessed the actions of our nation today. The war is how some of our leaders have deemed democracy today, compared to many years ago. As Hunt sees it, certain leaders have turned false information into facts. These decisions have caused us to fight among ourselves, which Hunt feels will lead to our fall. The many fights depict the many false statements that have led to so much turmoil.

About the Author

Helen Hunt is the spouse of Richard A. Hunt, and the mother of four children: Rogers, Melvin, Rita, and Latreshia. Hunt is a former educator who received an Associate's Degree in Science and General Studies from Georgia Military College in 1994, BS in Middle Grades Education from Georgia College and State University in 1999, and a Masters of Education Degree in IT from AIU in 2004.

Hunt now resides in Sparta, Georgia, and is a stay-at-home caretaker of her spouse, who is a 100% disabled veteran. She enjoys fishing, cooking, singing, and writing short novels.