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Your divorce does not have to be a bad divorce. It doesn't have to break you, spiritually or otherwise. It doesn't have to be the end of everything you knew. Your marriage can just end if you want it to just end. Even if it's not your choice, it is your option.What People Are Saying about A Good Divorce Begins Here:As a woman, my first response is, "e;Thank heaven for this book!"e; My second is to send it to all my friends who need it more than they know. (Catherine W.)Tom Sturges personally guided me through the most challenging time in my life while emphasizing the fundamental concepts in this book. A must-read for anyone to help navigate a life-changing event like divorce successfully. (Dr. Leo R., USMC - after four tours in Iraq and Afghanistan)I wish this book had been around when I was going through my divorce! Scott T.A great read. Like having a conversation with a knowledgeable and good friend. Succinct and to the point with specific and clear advice about practical ways to achieve a successful divorce and lead a happy life afterwards. A special bonus of the book is Tom's advice on how to successfully relate to your children after a divorce. (Kay M.) The chief cause of divorce is marriage! (Groucho Marx)

This is a journey that God brought me through and I can't do anything but praise him. We all go through trials and tribulations and our testimony is what makes us and not breaks us. Be of good courage, even when your back is up against the wall, don't look left or look right but look up to the higher power and that is our Father which is in heaven. Thanks to my son and daughter, my husband. My mom & dad and sisters and brother laws that were there in the midst of my trials. I LOVE YOU ALL!

Vinnie Mac grew up in the streets as a nickel-and-dime hustler. He left his hometown of Long Beach and went to Job Corps in Utah. That trip would change his life forever. Vinnie, having his first baby at seventeen years old, went to Job Corps to finish his last year of high school and learn a trade. He became a cook; in the meantime, his first love and his baby momma couldn't stand him being gone, and she found herself another man. Vinnie decided to become a pimp. Through trial and error, he built his stable with some of the baddest bitches and became one of the biggest pimps on the West Coast. This novel takes a look into the secret world of a West Coast player and his team of prostitutes. American Pimps: The Vinnie Mac Story is an explosive urban tale from the streets of Long Beach, California, the home of gamblers, hustlers, players, pimps, and gangbangers. The streets will eat you alive if you don't watch your back! It's about sex, drugs, money, cars, clothes, and jewelry. Vinnie's living the good life on top of the world until it turned into jealousy, deceit, envy, and then murder, then payback.

This book is about a man who suffered through a bad marriage where his wife was cheating. She included the children in the lies to help cover up her behavior. All along, she wrote little notes to her husband to convince him she loved him, which were lies. Years after leaving her he found love and has learned to trust again.

Logan Scott, former United States Air Force special operations military pilot turned inventor, patents and manufactures a proprietary electronic device that allows terrorists, cartels, deceitful corporations, and the federal government a strong leg up on their competitors. His inventive intellect sets the financial world on fire when articles appear in leading magazines and newspapers heralding this priceless brainchild. Needing capital to expand lets a supposed angel investor into the henhouse whose intent is to hijack, not invest. Follow Logan and his partner, Raelyn, through a hostile coup, brutal assaults, and destruction of their personal lives at the hands of the greedy, criminal minded. Revenge becomes their modus operandi, not love, not flowers!

As a young boy, the author met a retired schooner captain by chance. They both admired an abandoned one-hundred-foot schooner hull on a sandbar near the captain's home in Tampa Bay. The captain assured the boy that the hull could be salvaged and repaired to sail again, but it never was. Years later the author remembered the vision that the captain had about rebuilding the hull. The author was working for the Panama Canal Company, where an unused ferro-cement schooner belonging to Explorer Ship 8 of the Boy Scouts of America was sitting idle at a dock. Pushed by his teenage son to "get the Chief fixed up" so the scouts could sail her, the author took on the project. Finding a way to raise money for repairs was the first challenge. After that, it was a day-by-day struggle to bring the schooner back to a seaworthy condition. This book documents the hard work, pressure, and growth that both the teenagers and the participating adults went through as they brought an impossible dream into reality. The Chief participated in the tall ship parade of the US Bicentennial, July 4, 1976, in New York harbor and then sailed back to Panama.

______________________________________________________________Kentucky Gazette NUMB. XXIX Quidquid agunt homines-nostri farrago libelli. Juv. Sat. 8. v. 8 VOL. VI ______________________________________________________________S A T U R D A Y, April 6, 1793 ______________________________________________________________ LEXINGTON; Printed by John Bradford at his office on Main Street: where subscriptions, (at Fifteen Shillings per Annum) Advertisements are thankfully received, and Printing in its different branches done with care and expedition:__________________________________________________________________ On Monday evening last, Morgan's Station on Slate Creek, was taken and burnt by a party of thirty-five Indians; Two of the inhabitants were killed and nineteen taken prisoner; they were pursued, and within about thirty miles the whole of the prisoners were found tomahawked and scalped, one of which (a woman) was found alive and in her senses, after being tomahawked and two scalps taken off.-we have the above information from the husband of the unfortunate woman. The above is the actual article printed after the attack. Only Robert Craig's, a fraught husband and grieving father, description of events came from desperation. Not all the prisoners were killed during the Indian's escape from Morgan's Station, and their pursuit did not end within about thirty miles of the attack. Negotiations won back several of the enslaved over the following years. But then it is also true some were never heard from or seen again. Open up the book, step back in time, become a frontiersman or woman, and see Eastern Kentucky as you have never seen it before in a true American story about the struggle for Western expansion on the Kentucky frontier, Morgan's Station.Follow Morgan's Station Facebook group for book signing information or speaking engagements.

Ella Money always knew there was something out there much bigger and better than her, so she became a dreamer. She didn't know that someday her dream would become her reality. The twists and turns while she was growing up in the South weren't always easy. The ups and downs led her down wrong pasts, making her commit all kinds of mistakes, leading to years of regrets. She lost and found herself at the same time, not understanding that life is a journey. What you learn along the way is up to you to use for good or bad, positive or negative. It's up to you to decide. Her past placed her in the South, her present placed her in many different cities, and her future placed her in Minneapolis, Minnesota-and there she found herself. The girl in the window was always me, Ella Money. I just had to realize that.

Daphne Dragonfly has a lively nature that is kind, caring, and sharing. Through alliteration and predictable phrases, the author creates a musical effect as Daphne engages in adventures with many friends at the pond. The colorful illustrations capture the setting of the summer pond where Daphne Dragonfly is a true friend to many.

We found out Logan had ARPKD when he was two years old. He's such an amazing little guy. As he started in school, I wanted to give him a way to share his story with his classmates. I had him tell me what it meant to him to have PKD, and we turned his thoughts into this book: a book about a child with PKD, from the child's point of view.

The book was written to inspire and bring enlightenment. The book contains information that can help keep God's word in good standing. The book is designed to give information and insight from a prospective of support. The book is a valuable resource for years.

Experience:The wonder of the earliest childhood memories.The delight of the unexpected discovery and joy of sexual feelings and sexual play.The overwhelming power of first love.The brutal and completely unexpected shock of homosexual insight.The unrelenting prejudice and judgment of a hostile society. The persistent and literally paralyzing fear of exposure. The profound sadness of loneliness and of alone knowing what I was. The unquenchable fear of complete separation from God's love. The hopelessness of a child facing eternal damnation. The chronic persistent worry of what family, friends, and peers would think of me and do if my cover was ever blown. Sexual abuse: unendurable confusion and loss of innocenceSpiritual explosion: understanding, gratitude, and peaceThis is a letter to the heterosexual world toward understanding and acceptance on behalf of present and future generations of gay children.

My Wish for You blossomed from daily conversations between the author, j chatmon, and her son that began when he first started to talk. Every morning upon his waking, she asked and still asks, "e;how did you sleep?"e; and "e;did you dream?"e; The responses were short and sweet in the beginning, but as his vocabulary grew, so did the imagery he shared. This small exchange provided a launch pad into conversations that had nothing to do with the proverbial to-do list but, helped nurture a safe space for sharing and invaluable memories.

From his bedroom window, nine-year-old Jimmy secretly gazes at neighborhood children enjoying a beautiful spring day at the park. Jimmy has always loved being outdoors. Racing his friends around the playground is one of his most favorite things to do. Lately, he's been feeling like he doesn't belong. Jimmy is certain that nobody wants to see him, so he is not brave enough to leave his bedroom. As days turn to weeks and weeks turn to months, Jimmy remembers how he loved singing while running towards a nearby hotdog stand. Suddenly, the thought of being different reminded him that he is too afraid and too embarrassed to face the place that really made him happy. Jimmy's solution: stay in his room, hide away from it all. One day, unlikely friendship and the power of kindness and laughter made Jimmy realize something he's never thought of before.

Roger F. Golden retired as Captain from the U.S. Navy after twenty-four years of service. He was a graduate of the University of Michigan Law School with honors and served as Secretary and General Counsel for three major corporations over twenty-six years. This book is a dramatic story of the final decade of his life as legal counsel for a brokerage house in Chicago, which brought together the buy-sell transaction ushering the former Soviet Union into the world market currency system. Russia would deposit major gold reserves into HSBC out of Hong Kong as collateral. All the major banks of the world were involved. The deal was so large that the commission owed to the brokerage house was $1.7 trillion in 1989! The commission fees never reached their rightful destination. This is the unbelievable revelation of the path of these commission fees and the major political and financial players involved in a massive cover-up. All of this relates to current events, including an unexecuted Supreme Court order, quietly sealed away in the Supreme Court vault, awaiting its providential day of execution, along with a revolutionary plan to distribute the wealth of all federal- and state-owned lands to the American citizenry, without touching the land, fulfilling a personal, decades-old prophecy of Jubilee and how it will touch the lives of all Americans!This is a true story you do not want to miss!

Incredible sex? Hardly, but that is open for discussion. I am a real female boomer virgin. I was the original child who slaved for a useless (as far as salary was concerned) BA. Humiliatingly, I ended right back in (reluctant) Dad's basement. All these were accomplished during the reign of the yuppies. I suffered defeat after bruising defeat. Much to my puzzlement, enduring college gave me a life-long dedication. Sometimes, unrewarded suffering may pay its own, unnoticed, dividend. An unintended attitude became a part of me. Continuous social exclusion forced me to adapt in ways I never saw coming. Sexual innocence, resentment, and mental illness-all coalesced into a stealthy weapon of mass provocation. Anne Wojcickis of the world, my humble story may bore you. For the rest of us, laudations. Cossacks, you have made it through another day. Please lose yourselves in my confessional autobiography.

Mareva is about to have her seventy-eighth birthday. She resides in a senior living facility and sits in her room all alone, looking out at the beautiful blue sky with its puffy white clouds and the beautiful, majestic mountains. As she sits quietly in her chair, memories and emotions are beginning to appear before her. She is seeing a very sad and fearful little girl, knowing this is the little girl of her own childhood. The memories are very clear, and the feelings within these scenes are very real and very, very emotional for her.From these memories, Mareva sees the dreadful moments of fear and abuse this little girl endures. She is wondering how it could have been herself who survived the terror. Each memory is a scene that brings about an emotion almost unbearable to bear in the present and a wonder of how she survived them all in her past. This little girl's life is colored in grays and blacks with no hope of love and happiness as in the colors of the rainbow.Somehow Mareva survives the first twenty years of her life. Today, she is amazed that she actually did live these events. Then, somewhere along the way, she gains the strength to begin a journey, unique to herself. She moves on to being able to reach for the wonderful colors in the rainbow to color her life, leaving the grays and blacks behind.

This book is the chronological histories and derivations of many of the important numbers involved in science.

This is a sequel to The Taco Shack Killer. This is a book about second chances. God pulls a demon named Anthoney out of hell and gives him a chance to redeem himself. God gives him superpowers and a new name: Regenerator. With help from his friends, they fight the villain Demented Girl.

After being betrayed by the members of his cult, Rakim goes on a journey to unknown worlds, and upon his return, an unexpected facet awaits him that determines a radical change in his life.

2020 was a hard year for everyone. From distance learning to no more going to friend's houses, it was a lot of adjustment for us all. Where Did My Friends Go? is the story of one little girl who had a hard time adjusting to the world as changed by the COVID-19 pandemic, how she was able to cope with it all, and the brighter future waiting once we get through it.