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Taming The Tida Kindle Edition

by Eslynne Smith (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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In 2014 the nation was in crisis. Partisan politics were the rule of the day, stifling and sabotaging meaningful change in Washington. Americans were desperate for someone—anyone—to offer them hope, to show them there was indeed a light at the end of the tunnel.

That hope came in the form of Sharmin Smith, a contestant on the breakthrough reality show Who Wants to Be President? Designed to increase voter participation and heal a deeply divided nation, Who Wants to Be President? pitted contestants against each other in speeches on America's most pressing issues, from abortion and health care to immigration and the economy.

Smith, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, caught the country's attention, delivering her unusual, groundbreaking opinions with two service dogs by her side. She gave a nation hope, and in return, Americans gave her their trust.

The first book of the Change the World trilogy, Taming the Tida gives hope to those tired of contemporary political gridlock and looks to a brighter tomorrow.

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January 31, 2015
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Eslynne Smith grew up a Navy brat and experienced life as both an enlisted and commissioned spouse. A Democrat married to a Republican, Smith's blended family includes two children from his first marriage, one from hers, and two they had together.

Smith suffers from PTSD and is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, experiences she used to create the backstory for Taming the Tida. Now retired, her work history includes bill collecting, mortgage underwriting, and negotiating repurchase agreements for failed mortgages.

Her ability to see trends has served Smith well in the past, helping her see the importance of the 2016 elections and the need for both parties to field authentic candidates.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00T130JZ8
Publication date ‏ : ‎ January 31, 2015
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1813 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 349 pages

Best Sellers Rank: #4,160,422 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #997 in Inspirational Spiritual Fiction
- #1,500 in Women Writers (Kindle Store)
- #1,892 in Women's Inspirational Spirituality

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Sharmin "Eslynne" Smith is a Navy Brat who grew up in the northern suburbs of Chicago while her father was pushing recruits through boot camp in the late 70's. She's named after a country song in the 60's called "Don't Squeeze my Sharmon" and has all the one-liner jokes to prove it. Go ahead, give it a listen, it's pretty much the story of her life and both are just itchin' for a remake. An adult survivor of childhood sexual abuse with all the daddy issues she's been an enlisted, commissioned, retired and is now a former military spouse. You could say she has her own special ranking system and speaks the lingo. She spent almost 20 years working in financial services and was doing mortgage fraud investigations for Deutsche Bank after the 2008 collapse. She brings a unique perspective to every situation she is in and she put her own spin on "politics as usual" in 2014 when she wrote her first book. A fictional story about politics, religion and a reality TV show the Republicans start to find a candidate of the people capable of beating Hillary Clinton. Starting to sound familiar? She was fired from a job once by a boss that believed she was a powerful spiritual creature who could control the weather. She has had a reputation for knowing things she could not possibly know for too long and her first book is 350 pages of proof. When she launched her campaign for President in June of 2018 she knew the company she hired to do her marketing had a unique energy signature. She had no clue they were Q. The key to breaking the code they hold on coded messages is hidden in her first story, Taming The Tida. She's been hidden in plain view all along and has born witness to the ways Trump has used her to rile up his base. She knows the Rose Garden redo did not cost 60 million. She knows the powerful people walking the streets of Kenosha advising Democrats. She learned her code name of White Oleander in early 2019. She's long past tired of them sending people to her house. Connect with her on LinkedIn, read her personal posts and then look to see what Trump did next. If all of that catches your eye, you're going to like her second book, A MidSummer's Nightmare where she connects the dots of fabricated chaos from throughout 2020 in her continued efforts to expose the crooks for who they are.

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Lucem Angevin

Read for yourself!

Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2020

Left me a little shaken tbh; does anyone realize that this is dramatically similar to some current events we are witnessing? And I notice the weird reviews questioning the Author’s mental being (WTAF), assimilating rumors and more.

The book is great. I don’t wonder there might be some challenges with a certain population of our public who reads this and realizes the time line. Good! Good, good, good. It’s excellent then, it’s done it’s job. It’s unveiled the insanity of QAnon cult, for all to see and accept.

Definitely recommend.

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joelh605

Great yarn, some flaws in presentation

Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2016

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Presentation of the text is double-spaced, as though it were still a MS. More than the usual number of typos pop up, making it clear that this author is enjoying a first time out on the sidewalk and the bicycle may still have training wheels.

But aside from the off-putting presentation issues this is a high-energy tale told by a very good storyteller.

Buyer beware, I had to put the book aside for a later time, but this is a fresh impression based on what I've seen so far; I look forward to picking it up again soon.

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Making it Write

Good Book but Concerned about the Author

Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2020

I read this book about 6 months ago and found it entertaining and some really good points are made about changes that we need in office and congress for sure.

The only reason, I'm giving an Ok review is that I went to rate on another site that focuses on Authors and saw a lot of bad reviews, mostly reviews that talk about this woman's mental health. The most recent one, was a man who was pleading to the forum and group to record any interactions with her because her family is trying to get her into an asylum or treatment center. It threw me off so I came to Amazon to do another review.

It was a good book but from the forum it looks like her reputation is in question.

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CWeeks

Read it with an open mind

Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2015

Many people are fed up with business as usual in Washington, but do they have what it takes to make actual changes?

Would you vote for a new kind of POTUS? An abuse survivor? A high school graduate? A female? Someone with no legal or political background?

Do you watch the political news and think to yourself "Any idiot could have seen that coming", and actually came up with a solution to many of our nations troubles?

I don't know about most people, but I don't feel like my 'representation' in Washington has any idea how the majority of us live. Sharmin Smith lives a life most people can relate with her over. Whether it's relating to being an abuse survivor, diagnosed with PTSD, a military brat/wife, mother with a blended family...she has ideas that can turn this country around for the better.

You don't have to agree with all of her ideas, her beliefs, or her methods, but I think you will find yourself dreaming for the day when a new kind of President gets elected to truly lead the people.

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Haunted Reader

First female U.S. President

Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2015

REVIEW: TAMING THE TIDA by Eslynne Smith

When former President Sharmin Smith, the nation's first female president (and mother of the current POTUS, her daughter) is struck by lightning and disappears, shortly after chatting with citizens at the White House gate, the U.S., and the world, are shocked, distraught, and grieving. Sharmin' s granddaughter in law, Amanda Thompson, a news reporter and very close to the former President, had recently completed an interview series with her, which revealed the trials and tribulations, pain and suffering, and joys of Sharmin Smith's long--and long-suffering--life.

The author generously provided a print copy for review purpose, without remuneration.

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