Great question! I actually began writing a Trump mystery in early 2016, back when Trump was a primary candidate with little chance of winning the Republican nomination. 'The Day of the Donald' was a satirical thriller about a (then) hypothetical future where a reality TV host becomes president. By the time I finished and published it that summer, Trump was the nominee...thus killing the market. The book sold less than a thousand copies and faded from memory. I learned an important lesson: if you write satire, you run the risk of real life being more bizarre than fiction.