Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump is putting Hillary Clinton on notice: You’re next. And a new release from WND Books may play a critical part in his forthcoming attacks on the past of the woman he calls “Crooked Hillary.”

Having vanquished his GOP rivals, Trump is taking aim at the Democratic front-runner and the target-rich Clinton record. Trump told the Washington Post he would target Clinton’s past, because “her past is really the thing, rather than what she plans to do in the future.”

Trump characterized Clinton’s record as having “a lot of problems.”

Some of the attacks will focus on policy. And because of Trump’s idiosyncratic candidacy, Trump will be using criticisms not typically heard from a Republican. Trump is already hammering Hillary for her support of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which Trump called “perhaps in the history of the world, the worst trade deal.”

Trump’s strategy is to bring out so called “Reagan Democrats” in states such as Ohio and Pennsylvania, a possibility even Democratic senators such as Bob Casey are taking seriously.

But Trump is also likely to bring up the personal history of the Clintons.

Trump recently met with Ed Klein, a reporter who has investigated the allegations against Bill Clinton of sexual assault and against Hillary Clinton of slandering, threatening and intimidating the accusers to silence them.

One woman deeply familiar with the Clintons’ predatory patterns is Dolly Kyle, who has known “Billy” since they were both children. Kyle was Clinton’s childhood sweetheart and on-again-off-again girlfriend up until the early 1990s.

She believes Trump may be able to open the floodgates and finally force the media to cover the Clintons’ long history of abusive behavior.

“Billy Clinton is an untreated sex addict and serial rapist, serial sex abuser,” alleged Kyle. “He’s a sexual predator and Hillary is complicit in all of that. I’m over being outraged about it because I’ve been watching this for 40 years and at this point I’m so sick of them I could puke. But the fact of the matter is, it did outrage me when Hillary Clinton sat in front of the television cameras and said women who have been raped and sexually assaulted should be believed. That was actually the last straw that made me want to write this book. She says women who were raped or sexually assaulted should be believed – unless, of course, it’s Billy who did it.”

Kyle says Bill Clinton benefited from a culture in which many rapes and sexual assaults were simply never reported. Now, she says, that culture of silence is changing, even among the feminists who traditionally have defended the Clintons.