post-crisis, and online strategies for crisis diffusion. Targeted Communications In 2012, Jetton opened Targeted Communications, a content marketing company that focuses on connecting with customers and building customer relations. Targeted Communications assists with the development of digital marketing strategies and the authorship of targeted content. Their speciality is the development of contact plans that assist with customer acquisition, retention, and relations. Authorship In 2013, Jetton co-authored The Recovering Politician's Twelve Step Program to Survive Crisis along with thirteen other authors. The book, featured on MSNBC's "Hardball with Chris Matthews" and HuffPost Live, featured a number of "recovering politicians" writing about how to manage personal crises. His first book was followed later in 2013 with Son of a Preacher Man: Growing up in the Seventies and Eighties, an autobiography that detailed Jetton's struggle when trying to follow the teachings of his father who was a Southern Baptist preacher. Success Can Kill You: One man's story of success, failure and forgiveness, published in 2014, explorers Jetton's political success and eventual disgrace; examining the causes of his behavior and his eventual return to Christian teachings. Jetton's 2016 book, Prayer Warrior Bootcamp, examines biblical teachings about prayer and prayer techniques. Cussing Christians, written in 2017, looks at biblical references to profanity. Bibliography Awards References 1967 births Living people Southwest Baptist University alumni People from De Soto, Missouri People from Cape Girardeau, Missouri Speakers of the Missouri House of Representatives Republican Party members of the Missouri House of Representatives Missouri politicians convicted of crimes People from Charleston, Missouri 21st-century American politicians