Kiss Your Mother Goodbye

Kiss Your Mother Goodbye The true story of Kathy Walkup and her family Imagine your children going to the movies with a babysitter and not coming home. Imagine losing three of your four children at the hands of a drunk driver. This is the 1979 story of the Walkup family. This is the story of how the parents of four beautiful children lost almost everything and found a way back from the brink of despair and went on to have two more children in spite of their unbelievable loss. The one surviving child made them live for each other and their future. A future that involved reversing a vasectomy while caring for their surviving injured son. Their unshakable faith prevailed. If you must drink and drive, please kiss your mother goodbye.

In Kiss Your Doctor Goodbye you will encounter people who transformed their lives. You will learn what they did to experience radiant health. Some of them waited until they had few other options. Whether you want to lose weight, clear your skin, improve your digestion or have other issues, this is an opportunity to learn from the Masters and share the secrets of those who at one time had their own challenges. There is not one way for all, but you might find answers to many of your questions. Don’t be surprised that, when following a more natural lifestyle, after a certain time you look younger than when you started. Together we can make the world a better place.

DIVDIVMcCoy’s hardboiled noir classic, about an Ivy League graduate’s criminal rampage through the seedy underground and glitzy high society of an unnamed American city/divDIV /divDIVTo escape prison, Ralph Cotter uses the same genius for planning and penchant for cold-hearted violence that helped earn him a spot in the slammer in the first place. On the lam in a city where he knows nobody, Cotter has nothing to lose, no conscience to hold him back, and no limit to his twisted ambition. But in the midst of a criminal spree, a grift leads him to the boudoir of wealthy heiress Margaret Dobson, a woman with the power to peel back the rotten layers of his psyche and reveal the damaged soul beneath./divDIV /divDIVVicious and thrilling, Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye is a look at one man’s relentless attack on American society, conjuring one of the most memorable antiheros of twentieth-century noir fiction./divDIV /divDIVThis ebook features an extended biography of Horace McCoy./div/div

Book contains a special preview of the exciting opening pages of a spectacular new thriller; The Elijah conspiracy by Charles Robertson.

Through personal anecdotes and careful examination of Scripture, Carolyn McCulley challenges single women to regard their singleness not as a burden, but as a gift from God that allows them to perform a unique role in the body of Christ.

The final mystery starring Sammy Keyes: “the most winning junior detective ever in teen lit. (Take that, Nancy Drew!)” —Midwest Children’s Book Review Sammy doesn’t go looking for trouble, but she seems to find it everywhere. She’s forever sniffing out clues and chasing down bad guys—and driving her friends a little nuts. She’s gone up against thieves and counterfeiters and gangsters and blackmailers and murderers, and always stayed one step ahead. Until now. Last night, one of the bad guys caught up. Last night, someone followed Sammy up the fire escape and pushed her from the third story. Now she’s in the hospital, out cold. And her friends are left with the questions Sammy’s always been so good at answering: Why? How? But most of all . . . WHO? In this emotional conclusion to her beloved long-running series, Wendelin Van Draanen shows just how many lives one nosy girl can touch and pays tribute to a life well sleuthed. Praise for Sammy Keyes: “If Kinsey Millhone ever hires a junior partner, Sammy Keyes will be the first candidate on the list. She’s feisty, fearless, and funny. A top-notch investigator!” —Sue Grafton “Sammy’s brave, resourceful, observant and a loyal friend, but this girl sleuth is no well-mannered Nancy Drew. She’s endearingly hot-tempered, nosy, and not always obedient—in short, she’s someone I want to read about again.” —Margaret Maron

Moving is hard on everyone, but especially children. Chester Racoon, whom readers have come to know and love through the New York Times bestseller The Kissing Hand, and its sequel, A Pocket Full of Kisses, is facing another dilemma common to the lives of many children; he and his family are moving. Young readers will love the way Chester says goodbye to his old home and learns that there are some exciting aspects to his new home.