The Bushy Daughters Go To War and Find Rumi

About the Book

Throwing the Oval Office into amusing disarray, Cheryl and Kathleen Bushy enlist in the U.S. Army. After displaying valor under fire, they develop a love of their desert surroundings and an appreciation for their comrades-in-arms. While Chainy hurls epithets at the mullahs and Cindy Sheehan tries talking turkey to their father about withdrawing the troops from Iraq, the President's twin daughters continue to show true grit. Then Cheryl marries a Rumi-besotted Kurdish poet, and the First Family's sense of humor is put to the test.

About the Author

Virginia Dale is the author of Never Marry in Morocco, a fictionalized memoir which relates her intercultural experiences in Spain and Morocco. She lives in Santa Barbara, California, where she teaches English and hosts students from around the world.