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Book Spotlight: The Orange Man and Me and Lord Hugo Dastardly

Welcome to the TRB Lounge. Today, we are featuring Lord Hugo Dastardly for their latest release, The Orange Man.

Book: The Orange Man and Me
Author: Lord Hugo Dastardly
Publication Date: April 17, 2026
Pages: 225
Genre: Political satire
Available Formats: Ebook (including Kindle Unlimited) and paperback
For Readers who Enjoyed: Cat’s Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut; Thank You for Smoking by Christopher Buckley; Primary Colors by Joe Klein; Catch-22 by Joseph Heller


About the Book

She gave him everything.
He gave her January 6.

What would you do if you caught the eye of the most powerful man in the world?

His dealmaking skills are legendary. His prowess with the ladies is well-documented in court filings. His hair is definitely real. He’s the President of the United States of America.

Once she’s been with him, how could any other man ever compete?

In this political novel by brilliant satirist Lord Hugo Dastardly, she’ll have a front-row seat to the most chaotic administration in US history. It’s guaranteed to get MAGA all hot and bothered, even more than AI porn bots or the Beetlejuice musical.

You can find The Orange Man and Me:
Amazon | Goodreads


About The Author

Lord Hugo Dastardly

Born Jim Don Bowman in the Appalachian rust belt community of Jickensburgh, Kentucky, Lord Hugo Dastardly witnessed firsthand how poor white folks could get addicted to drugs—a true elegy of hillbilly proportions.

You can find author Darstardly here:
Amazon | Goodreads | Blue Sky


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