Say Goodbye To Poland

Kasha was a beautiful and talented young woman from Poland who once had everything to live for; but she threw it all away soon after moving to Las Vegas on a student VISA. In her desperate pursuit to find herself, and in her failed attempts to be rid of her childhood demons, she became addicted to drugs and suicidal. But it was her selfish acts of betrayal to the men who loved her, that had cast her into the darkest and most haunting depths of society. Although no one thought she would, somehow she had managed to survive . . . but just barely. This is a tale of two families spanning three generations - from WWII Europe, to the casinos of Las Vegas, to Bill Gates’ headquarters at One Microsoft Way. (This story is based on a true story.) ======================================================================================== See the new book trailer at YouTube Kasha was a beautiful and talented young woman from Poland who once had everything to live for; but she threw it all away soon after moving to Las Vegas on a student VISA. In her desperate pursuit to find herself, and in her failed attempts to be rid of her childhood demons, she became addicted to drugs and suicidal. But it was her selfish acts of betrayal to the men who loved her, that had cast her into the darkest and most haunting depths of society. Although no one thought she would, somehow she had managed to survive . . . but just barely. This is a tale of two families spanning three generations - from WWII Europe, to the casinos of Las Vegas, to Bill Gates’ headquarters at One Microsoft Way. (This story is based on a true story.)

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* This book was re-dedicated to my mom (September 2018). I wrote the first draft of this book in 2004. Afterwards I copied it from my computer onto a CD and had it printed at Kinkos. My mom was my proof-reader. I was very proud back then because after she read the first draft, she said, ＂Bud, I think you might have something here.＂ But it was never published until 2011. Sadly, afterwards, she passed away. She never read the final version. Rest in peace dear mom, I will always love you. I am heartbroken that we didn’t say goodbye.

Bud Meyers was born in California and has lived in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New York, Germany, Hawaii, and most recently Las Vegas, where he has lived and worked since 1989. Bud likes writing lyrics and poems, blogging, playing his guitar, and designing web sites. His other hobbies included photography and videography.