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About the Book At the age of forty seven years old, and looking back on my life I realized how destructive my life was and decided to share it with anticipation I can help others. At the age of twelve years old when most parents think they know their children, many of them really do not. For some...

Book Description Who would have guessed that I would become a caregiver for my in-laws? Who would have guessed that it would have been at one of the busiest times of my life when this happened? Who would have guessed that my father would become critically ill three weeks after my father-in-law died....

The only reason this book was possible is due to Amherst Drug Court, Horizon Village and the support from my family. I would like to thank the drug court staff, judge Mark Farrell, all my counselors, Resident Assistants, family and peers from Horizon Village. To start, Amherst Drug Court for not just...

Nobodys Girl is a work of hope. The author writes in such a way that you resonate on a primordial level. Whether you have experienced trauma or addiction issues or know someone who has. The book speaks to all of us. And we all have experienced painful situations at some point or another. While it...

David McKee is known as the progenitor of the McKee family of Noble County, Ohio; however, with our current lifestyles and social terms, Martha, David's wife, may well be included in this status. David died rather suddenly in 1815, leaving Martha to raise and oversee their family as they continued...

A small-time, down-and-out, poverty-stricken, alcoholic sixty-one-year-old attorney is offered the case of a lifetime: a wrongful death claim involving the drowning of a young man in Long Beach, Washington. He must pull himself together in order to competently handle the case, and he must find the...

Marcus Stone takes you through his inspirational journey as he survives the odds of a broken home, manic depression, and jail. In an effort to understand his divine purpose, Marcus will walk away from success as a businessman and go back to the same neighborhood he grew up in and mentor a risk youth...

Readers Digests Laughter the best medicine is not without merit. Various medical studies have arrived at the same conclusion. Here is a book that aspires to meet the challenge. This book is a short compilation of humor that the author collected over his career. This book maybe useful for those undergoing...

How does a young, educated European translator seeking warmer climes find himself as a stripper on the icy southern Australian island of Tasmania? Why would a sun-loving gym junkie leave a holiday paradise like LAs Venice Beach to eke out a living by selling his body instead of using his wits? Why...

We are spiritual beings living in a physical world it is very important that we know that there are negative forces as well as positive forces that will present to us things to chose. God our creator has a Manuel in place that can help up to understand how to get the best out of life and it let us...

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Do you ever wish you had the knowledge of life at age 20 that you have acquired at age 45 or 50? What happened? This book will help set you free. This book is about the hard curves we traveled in our life. It answers questions we dare not ask and gives us answers to the hidden things of the heart....

Becoming Conscious, My Awakening is a true account of my struggles to achieve my personal goal of getting a Green Card for me and my children. It chronicles my journey from Poverty in British Guyana, to abundance in America. My Spiritual teachers Jesus, Dr Deepak Chopra and Dr Wayne Dwyer taught me...

After three years of planning, Kirkland College opened in 1968 as a small, liberal arts college for women, coordinate to Hamilton College in upstate New York. The author was the first, last and only President. Planners envisioned a female counterpart of Hamilton which could introduce women without...