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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Helen DalePublisher: Tranzcare Imprint: Tranzcare ISBN: 9781999632953ISBN 10: 1999632958 Pages: 60 Publication Date: 30 January 2022 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsI thoroughly enjoyed this novella. It follows the antics of the President of the USA 2016 to 2020 and his aggressive attitude towards the LGBT community. A group of transgender ex-soldiers vow to take their revenge. I loved the scenes in the cabin where they were plotting with military precision how enact their plan. I was with them all the way. There were also moments of tenderness - planning for a wedding and support for the grieving. I have very little experience of the trans community but now realise how hard they have fought for their rights in society and what a massive impact the attitudes of national leaders have on their everyday lives. A real page turner - I couldn't wait to hear what happened next and it kept you guessing to the very last page. Transgender avengers form a crack team to take down a corrupt and authoritarian US president before he causes more harm to their community. Good action adventure romp with wish fulfillment for all those who have watched in despair over the past years as our hard won trans rights are attacked by governments worldwide. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Author InformationHelen grew up as a RAF Brat and dreamed of being a pilot herself but failed the medical due to having had hay fever (the RAF considered it risky trying to land an aircraft and sneezing at the wrong moment).Throughout her childhood and early career in pr, advertising and marketing and getting married and having a family, she concealed the secret that she was transgendered. In 1998, she accepted that she needed to transition. Losing one job as a consequence, she joined Greater Manchester Probation as IT help desk manager. As the first openly trans employee nationally she provided awareness training for probation and prison staff (and others) and became the de facto lead on trans issues.She persuaded the then Lesbian and Gay staff association (LAGIP) to extend its membership criteria to include trans and bisexual members and spent several years as chair. She also helped to found a: gender - the UK pan-Civil Service trans support network and was made an honorary life member when she retired in 2015. She served on local and national diversity boards and chaired a trans charity in Manchester as well as training as a counsellor. Her work was recognised with several awards including a Butler Trust Award presented by HRH Princess Anne at Buckingham Palace.Since retiring, she has continued to present workshops on trans issues and provide counselling for trans individuals. She has also become a volunteer with Diversity Role Models - going into schools and talking to students about homophobic, transphobic and biphobic bullying.She has a website for her writing at www.helendaleuthor.info Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |