In this title the author helps the reader understand the forces behind their financial distress, and how they can set things right--financially, emotionally, and spiritually. He addresses how to get out of debt and stay out, the "Keep it Simple, Stupid" rule of investing, and how the flow of money can revolutionize your relationships.

Carol Adrienne encourages us to achieve serenity and success by tapping into our innate powers of intuition and by finding sychronicity between ourselves and the world around us.

Humorous and sometimes enlightening perspectives on parenting in the '90s from the creator and star of a popular sitcom.

In the days before the Civil Rights movement made a difference, Jackie Mann is a comedian from Harlem who ends up in Hollywood--a success he owes to a lifetime of humiliation, compromise, and playing to white expectations. The novel is a roman à clef, populated by a cast epitomizing mid-century show business.

Private Investigator Milan Jacovich is hired by the producer of a film to protect his temperamental leading man while they're shooting scenes in Cleveland. But Milan soon tires of the star's shenanigans and quits--only hours before the actor turns up dead.

Archaeologist Callie Dunbrook travels to a construction site where a set of 5,000-year-old human bones has been uncovered. Now overseeing the site, Callie must deal with disaster after disaster--leading some to believe that the site is cursed. Callie must also cope with the presence of her ex-husband, a man she finds irritating--but also irresistible. To further complicate matters, a mysterious stranger claims to know a secret from Callie's past--a secret that forces Callie to question her own history.

The relationship of a mother and her 12-year-old daughter is at the center of this debut novel. Justine Hanley is 12, her sister, Rona, is 5, and their mother, Colleen, is a depresso with an abusive boyfriend. When the two finally break up, Colleen and the girls take refuge with their friend Marie, but Colleen continues to lose her battles with men, jobs, and her own mental health, drifting further into depression. All this is narrated by young Justine, who is experiencing her own troubles, but handling them with humor and spirit.