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As the daughter of an Army Intelligence Officer who worked with the C.I.A. and a mother born, raised in Nazi Germany, the author picks up her shovel and digs up the family secrets as well as the secrets of Germany and the USA. It is a conversational memoir that some reviewers called a roller coaster ride that had them laughing and crying.
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w:WordDocumen | | | | DSHS Secrets - Jesse Hunt 1994
Memoir of a whistle blower inside the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) in Washington State. Kindle edition on Amazon.com
My book is a conversation.The conversation is one part memoir and one part anthology, shaken and not stirred; For Your Eyes Only. I’m here to tell you some DSHS secrets. Little did I know my journey as a child protective services (CPS) social worker and as a child day care licensor in DSHS, Washington State’s largest state agency would become a nightmare?
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With more locked passage ways then Harry Potter might imagine, in a government building designed to “help” people, contained within that bricked wall edifice in downtown Vancouver was a |
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