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In the ruins of San Francisco, California, survivors of an epidemic that swept the nation have pooled inside the cities, restructuring life as we know it, pitting the rich Golden against the poor Dreg. Saya Leighton belongs to a group of rebels who fight to stay off the radar. She and her family are Dreg nomads, choosing to live separate from the government rule, which means they’re always on the run - moving from place to place.

Cheyenne McIntosh, a problem solver by nature who sees things as they “should be”, runs in to the biggest dilemma of her life when she is faced with making a decision that could either destroy a friendship or ruin a life. It has been seven years since she and her best friend, Kasey, graduated from college vowing to put the past behind them and make it big in the professional world but things come tumbling down for both women. A secret kept from Cheyenne is revealed while on vacation in paradise and changes her perspective about her career goals.

As the snow begins to fall over Manhattan, Angelina, the now ex-pop sensation (now known as Sarah Rose), begins to embark on her long journey - destination unknown - to find a way to somehow bury her checkered past and abusive ex-husband, as well as her family ties to organized crime to begin to rebuild a new life for herself and her five-year-old daughter Isabel (Izzy).

Finding your Path will teach you everything you need to know to transition from financial planning student to professional so you can become the financial planner you were destined to be. From understanding the various channels of entry, different firm structures, and career paths available to how to properly vet hiring firms, negotiate compensation, pass your licensing exams, and develop the skills you need to excel, Finding your Path: The Roadmap from Student to Successful Financial Planner is a practical guide packed with resources, examples, ready to use scripts, and tips.

Many parents and families experience deep sadness, fear, and worry after their child has been diagnosed with a developmental disability. If this is you, you are not alone. As you think about how life is now different for your child, it’s natural to have feelings of concern because you want to see your child thrive.