In 1992, Ruth Ann had finally found the strength to demand a divorce, but she conceded to her husband's opposition and agreed to a property settlement, formalized in a document which he wrote and they both signed. After a close loss in her 1994 US Senate bid due to her opponent's last minute sleazy lies, Barry was furious and blamed Ruth Ann for the loss. By 1997, going well beyond his lawyer's instructions to "taunt your wife into submission," his intensified drug pushing, combined with physical, emotional, and mental abuse, shattered her. After threatening to kill her, encouraging her to commit suicide, and taunting her with his mistress in a very public affair, his abuse became too much for her, she crumbled and experienced a psychotic break. Now, in the midst of a hot affair, he didn't want to fulfill their settlement agreement. So he devised a campaign to kill her. She was to be sacrificed to his vengeful, greedy, abusive, egotistical and evil designs.

Corrupted Justice: A Killer Husband

Ruth Ann Aron Green

Cedar Forge Press

All' Anno Prossimo

Nancy West

This delightful parable tells of a group of sick and broken people who gather around a miraculous well to be healed. But no one can draw water from the well because the bucket is broken! A desperate quest leads to the shop of an old Potter, where a brave lump of clay chooses to help heal the people by allowing himself to be shaped on the Potter's wheel.

The Potter's Wheel

Literature & Fiction

Eden, David

Poetry

When a young turtle named Mack hatches from his egg all alone, he sets out to find his home. He meets many helpful animal friends along the way until he finally discovers the perfect place to call his own. Children are sure to love the bright characters and environments in Mack's Mobile Home, a wonderfully rendered, cheerful tale about friendship and learning.

Mack's Mobile Home

Children's Books

Norman Wyatt

Animals

Singer/songwriter, author, and humorist Bryan Duncan presents his road-lovin', hog-ridin' observations of motorcycle madness. The crazy combination of Bryan's humor with illustrations by Dave Eden is guaranteed to make chicks dig you and make hair grow on your bald spot... or at least give you a good laugh.

Hogwash

Humor & Entertainment

Duncan, Bryan

Humor

Robert (Bob) Sandberg chronicles the major events of his life: from serving with the Army Air Corps on Hawaii and Iwo Jima during WWII to living with the Orejon people of Peru to raising a family and teaching in Seattle public schools.

God Is My Witness

Biographies & Memoirs

Sandberg, Robert

Leaders & Notable People

From Alone to Aloha chronicles the life of Sonia Lien (1935- ), musician, performer, survivor. Her story is one of hope, sharing her triumph over the destructiveness of bigotry. It is also a faith journey, from the searching mystic heart of a broken child to reconciliation with her Creator, from abuse and abandonment to healing and joy, from profound loneliness to profound celebration, and, finally, to reunion with lost family.

From Alone to Aloha

Kragen, K. D.

Lien, Sonia

Community & Culture

An exciting, tail wagging story about the relationship between Snoopy the shelter dog, and his human friend, comedian Joey Camen. Comedy and calamity ensue with various dogs, cats, and colorful characters you'll meet throughout Snoopy and Joey's thirteen year friendship. Snoopy, the best-looking Sheltie-mix ever to come out of the Burbank Animal Shelter redeems Joey's distrust of dogs from a boyhood incident in Detroit and brings immense joy to his life. Animal lovers will laugh and shed a few tears, as they enjoy this unique and entertaining perspective on the dog-human connection.

My Life with Snoopy

Joey Camen

A Foolish Consistency is a first place winner in Chanticleer Reviews' 2015 Chatelaine Awards , USA Book News' Best Books of the Year Awards, the Independent Author Network Book of the Year Award, the National Indie Excellence Book of the Year Awards and Foreword Reviews' INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards. It is also was named one of WE Magazine' for Women's "8 Books Worth Reading This Summer." Sparks fly when Callie Winwood comes face-to-face with Will Tremaine, the man she fell in love with and thought she d marry twenty-five years earlier. A chance encounter in a hospital emergency room reignites the feelings they have harbored for each other for more than two decades. But their journey back to one another is anything but simple. In the two years since the death of his wife, Joanna, which he believes he caused, Will has devoted himself to caring for his young son and daughter. As Will and Callie wrestle with their own personal histories of love and loss, they must also navigate the complex emotions of Will s children, who still grieve for their mother. At the same time, they must struggle with Joanna s family, who will do anything to avoid facing the truth about their own lives. Callie and Will come together at last, but their happy ending is short lived. When a scandal threatens to unravel their respective families, they put their children above all else and agree to separate for good. That is, until an unexpected ally intervenes on their behalf. A Foolish Consistency explores the dynamics of families in crisis and the emotional damage wrought by unacknowledged fear and grief. Yet it is also a passionate love story, and a testament to the power of hope, the importance of forgiveness, and, ultimately, the joy of redemption.

A Foolish Consistency

Andrea Weir

Against the backdrop of the tumultuous 1960’s, Jeff Goldstein was forced to embark on an emotional journey searching for sanctuary from a cycle of physical, verbal and mental abuse. This engrossing memoir captures the exuberance of a young boy playing on the streets of Brooklyn, running through the ocean breezes of Long Island, and then being inexorably drawn into the dark shadows of abuse after the unexpected death of his beloved sister. Jeff, even while trapped in a personal hell that was hidden from his teachers and friends, was able to display the tenacity and persistence to rise above his circumstances. Guided by unforgettable characters who became role models, and becoming open to new, enlightening ideas, he formed a positive personal vision that enabled him to navigate past the adversity. Jeff shares the innermost thoughts of an adolescent boy as he triumphantly escapes the undertow.

Caught in the Undertow

Self-Help

Goldstein, Jeff

Success

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