In a modern day world people struggle with economic matters and every day family life. Most are proud Americans that support all aspects of our beautiful country. Millions stand waving to war vets from our new days of political violence. The honored wave of people wearing veterans apparel give the only sense of true feeling as they walk by. Then reality melts back in with a kick. Re- entering the civilian world can come with numbers of issues. Things that one had in life now have new meani...

"Gamino and Ritter do an excellent job of providing cogent advice and helpful suggestions for how professionals can manage ethical dilemmas that arise from the practice of grief counseling."-J. William Worden, PhD, ABPPClinical Psychologist Laguna Niguel, California Author, Grief Counseling and Grief Therapy, 4th Edition (From the Foreword)Essential reading for grief counselors, mental health clinicians, death educators, hospice workers, clergy, funeral direc...

This is a handbook for intimate partners, and it aims to help couples move forward in improving the quality of their relationships. , , Couples can use this science-informed resource to help them to identify specific measures that they can take to strengthen the way that they relate to each other. , , It is important for them to actually implement the tools listed in this resource fully to achieve the maximum value that these exercises and tips offer.This guide provides practical t...

Come for a visit in Bear Country with this classic First Time Book® from Stan and Jan Berenstain. Sister has gotten into a bad habit of talking to strangers, and now it’s up to Papa, Mama, and Brother to show her the important rules of safety. This beloved story is a perfect way to teach children about strangers and good decision-making. Includes a list of Brother and Sister’s Rules for Cubs!

"Andrew knew that the moon had stolen his parents away."He tried to explain to Elizabeth once, after the funeral, but she didn't understand. Her face turned horribly pale, and she whispered, "They're dead, Andrew. Don't you know that?" And then, just in case he didn't, she drew him a picture. She used her red pencils, and some of Andrew's crayons, besides. She used rusty-red for the brick buildings, brownish-red for the mugger's jacket, rosy-red for Mom's torn sweater on the sidewa...

There's a Polaroid of my wife at this garage sale. She's sitting in the living room of our house, reading. Looks like some creep snapped it from the bushes across the street a few months back.The weird part is Lisa's been missing for a year.

Exo Corps are the garbage pickers of the fleet. We're also the advanced scouts. The high speed pursuit and the high-risk terrain. You don't get assigned to Exo unless there's nowhere else to go. You're always on some whacked mission where you're about to be shot in the back of the sensor array. To the places the enemy's sensor jamming, because they can't just blanket nuke every planet we come to.*Contains descriptions of graphic violence. For those of you with weak stomachs, have a...

Still reconciling over the death of one of their own, Fang, Kella, Trish, and the rest of the Oath Keepers and employees of the Illinois Northern Railroad soon find even more trouble headed their way as they are the targets of a suspected arsonist in the area whom ends up demolishing nearly half of the company's most important infrastructure downtown and soon plans on bringing the rest of it to its knees by wiping out even more in his path. With the addition of a new member to the team, th...

This book is about the constant battle we all face in our daily lives, some have it worse than others, and some have very little. Over the years I have lost several of my fellow soldiers to suicide and combat-related injuries. The events and stories in this book are a detailed chronological path that led me to who I am today. My trials and tribulations including growing up, becoming a soldier, being at war, a broken marriage, times where suicide seem to be the only option, and many more fe...

When Janet passed away on November 22, 2010, at 48 years young, she left behind a small collection of poetry she had written in 1997, during incarceration at Toronto West Detention Center. It was a window into her struggle as a woman who knew the streets too well, who longed for cocaine, missed her children and her mother, and wanted nothing more than to be loved. Her words ring true for a lot of struggling women, but moral of it is that with determination she won, and finally found peace ...

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Short story, 12 pages approx. Undercover narcotics agents Michael O'Neill and close friend Baby Johnson, still suffering PTSD from the Vietnam War, quit the Australian Bureau of Narcotics and move to the far north coast of New South Wales. Johnson hopes to renew his relationship with Star, whom he met while tracking down the notorious heroin dealer, God. O'Neill thinks settling down with long-time girlfriend Azure might be the solution - but that remains to be seen.