We the Peeps: A Political Caper and Wish Fulfillment - Brossura

Morgan Hunt was born and raised on a Jersey shore barrier island. Though she's been an Ashland resident for over a decade, her writing retains a Jersey candor that punctures the pretentious. She writes in a variety of arenas: mystery novels, poetry, screenplays, articles and short stories. Her traditionally published Tess Camillo mystery series won a Best Books Award (USA Book News) and a National Indie Excellence Award. Hunt's poems have been published in the California Quarterly, San Diego Mensan, and Lavender Review, and have won Oregon State Poetry Association contests. She wrote an article on the use of profanity in fiction for Writer's Digest. Hunt's short story, "The Answer Box," placed as a Finalist in the 2014 Saturday Evening Post Great American Fiction contest. We, the Peeps is her first political novel.