This book is published by Floricanto Press. In YEARNERS, Herson Moya is left to figure out how to run for Texas governor after Democratic party leaders invite him to consider a post-Trump campaign. Events, scenes, and new-minted conversations in New York City, Texas, Costa Rica, and Mexico will attract readers with interests in the near future. 
Herson does not want to waste $30 million of his own funds bashing candidates like others. He is determined to run only if his advisory team arrives at a better way to run after Trump's shenanigans. 
His Mexican wife Ana, two married daughters, Clarita and Lupita, their husbands, Ted and Antonio, and friends, Leo, Kayla (Playboy magazine), Jaime, Samuel, and Lalo (from Puerto Rico) are encouraging but bring problems. CAN HERSON CHANGE THE STATUS QUO? 
Herson seeks a return to effective government. Readers will experience new ways of seeing politicians who promise to promote the common good. YEARNING offers revealing side stories about Latinos and non-Latinos, creating great air-flight reading! [email protected]  Interview: http://www.robertleos.com/Portales.pd
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Yearners hope, pray, and wish life would be different, with needs shaping developments. Individual circumstances lead to short and long-term goals and desires, engendering, among other issues, men who heed women from those who do not. In "Yearners," Herson Moya and family members, friends, and closest employees weigh Herson’s prospects while he considers a run for Texas governor. His acquaintances know the world as it exists, yet spend their days on options that should improve life. But the status quo is not easily changed. Realities appear to have been created by design, and kept in place by forces that counter demographics. The status quo seems immovable, resisting human effort. Still, yearners nudge the world every day, changing views and altering society to promise more satisfying lives.

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