I wrote this book so that it does not happen to your family.You do not need to be wealthy to leave a clear plan.You do not need a law degree to protect your home.You do not need to be rich to save your family from probate.This book is for regular people. People who own a home, have a savings account, and want things to be easy for their kids. People who do not want their private family business printed in the newspaper. People want to know that if they get s...

The Project Management Professional (PMP) exam is set to test candidates in a wide range of skills and knowledge from project initiation to project completion. Taking the PMP test demands dedication, understanding, and a reliable guide.If passing the PMP exam on the first attempt is your goal, This book will provide PMP candidates with a comprehensive set of PMP practice questions with detailed solutions, covering the following domains:Domain 1 (people)Domain 2 (proce...

Willie Black is a newspaper reporter who has squandered a lot of things in his life—his liver, his lungs, a couple of former wives, and a floundering daughter can all attest to his abuse. He's lucky to be employed, having managed to drink and smart-talk his way out of a nice, cushy job covering—and partying with—the politicians down at the capitol.Now he's back on the night cops beat, right where he started when he came to work for the Richmond paper almost thirty years ago. The th...

A familiar name piques Willie Black’s interest on a slow news day: Scuffletown Park. He and the first of his four wives lived next to the pocket park when they were young and still on speaking terms. Now, Scuffletown is the site of a crime scene, one that doesn’t fit the usual modus operandi for Richmond. For one thing, there’s plenty of blood but no body. Also, it seems that a knife was involved—a rarity in Willie’s gun-happy city. And Scuffletown is in the heart of the Fan, wher...

Black is back. Willie Black was last seen, in Oregon Hill, risking the final tattered remnants of his checkered career—and his life—to free a man almost everyone else believed guilty. Willie's still covering the night police beat with its violent drug deals and dirt naps, still avoiding the hawk that periodically swoops down to pluck away a few more of his colleagues in a floundering business. He still drinks too much, smokes too much, and disobeys too much. The only thing that ke...

In the enchanting collection, *The Santa's Great Treasure Chest: 450+ Christmas Novels, Tales, Carols & Legends,* readers are invited to embark on a literary journey through the multifaceted world of Christmas narratives. This anthology offers a kaleidoscope of stories, carols, and legends, skillfully encapsulating a range of emotions and experiences tied to the festive season. The compendium includes tales of joy, wonder, and reflection, with standout pieces that capture the essence of Ch...

Les Hacker doesn't seem to have an enemy in the world—other than whoever tried to kill him with a high-powered rifle while he was sitting on a park bench six floors below Willie Black's living room window. Les is the closest thing Willie has had to a father figure in a checkered life of drinking, divorces, and journalism. He certainly has better qualifications than any of the other men Willie's mother, Peggy, took in over the years. Of course, as Willie would say, that would only make him ...

In this 2023 interview with Justine Willis Toms, Dr. Eisenberg discusses how the brain selectively filters our perception of reality through our personal histories, our beliefs, habits of mind, and our prejudices. It highlights the evidence that we are living in a “consensual realty” and our senses are reporting back to us only a very small portion of the greater reality. Eisenberg highlights the question of what consciousness is and where is it formed. He includes is the idea of an underl...

I wrote this book so that it does not happen to your family.You do not need to be wealthy to leave a clear plan.You do not need a law degree to protect your home.You do not need to be rich to save your family from probate.This book is for regular people. People who own a home, have a savings account, and want things to be easy for their kids. People who do not want their private family business printed in the newspaper. People want to know that if they get sick,...

Willie Black knew he had a father, even if he didn’t know where he was buried.It wasn’t like Artie Lee gave his son anything but his genes. He died when Willie was fifteen months old, and Artie and Peggy never married. They couldn’t have, in the segregated commonwealth of Virginia in 1960.Then, in January of 2018, Artie Lee, dead almost fifty-seven years, reinserts himself into his son’s life. Philomena Slade calls Willie, the mixed-race night reporter for the local daily r...

e-artnow presents to you the greatest Christmas novels, magical Christmas tales, legends, most famous carols and the unique poetry of the giants of literature dedicated to this one and only holiday: The Gift of the Magi (O. Henry) The Holy Night (Selma Lagerlöf) A Merry Christmas & Other Christmas Stories (Louisa May Alcott) A Letter from Santa Claus (Mark Twain) Silent Night The Night After Christmas The Child Born at Bethlehem The Adoration of the Shepherds The Visit of the Wise Men As J...

"What if faith and evidence are not enemies— but echoes of the same truth?"For centuries, science and faith have been portrayed as rivals. Tim Howard argues they never were.In From Faith to Fact, Howard weaves quantum physics, near-death experience testimony, and biblical Scripture into a single breathtaking convergence — revealing what may be the most urgent discovery of our time: that the universe science is uncovering looks remarkably like the one the Bible described all...