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Lisa Benz was brilliant, street smart, and full of potential. She could have had any job she wanted, but she decided to join the police force. She didn't join to carry on a family tradition, or to fulfill a lifelong dream. She didn't join to impress anyone or make her mark on society.
She joined for one reason only--a promise she made to a young girl.

Fiona lived her life in the woods, living wild, deep in the forest outside of Houston. Things went fine for years, then she had babies, then she was mercilessly hunted.

This is the true story of how Fiona went from living in the wild to living on the sanctuary. Don't miss it.

Do you tell your dog to lay down or lie down? How do you respond to the question of "How are you?" Do you say *good* or *well?*

If these questions confuse you, imagine how tough it is for your kids. Don't worry about it anymore. Let Queen Shinobi teach them the proper way. She's been around a long, long time and she knows her stuff.

So invest a few bucks in your child's learning and let Queen Shinobi show them how to do it.

What do you do when logic tells you to do one thing, but your heart tells you to do another?

That's the problem Nicky Fusco is facing when Rosa's friend is kidnapped, and she asks him to help.

Then Rosa brings home a video that shows her friend Allison being forced to do disgusting things. At that point, Nicky realizes he has no choice, so he sets out to make things right.

"She's got two days," Animal Control told my wife. "After that, we have to shoot her."

My wife was upset. How was she going to catch a pig who was living in the woods in two days?

Faced with a seemingly impossible task, my wife began to plan. She recruited my son to help, and they set out to rescue Coco.

The school needed a pig and they needed one badly. Finally, someone told them about Queen Shinobi and they called to arrange a visit. Queen Shinobi was asked to participate in a kiss-the-pig contest with the principal. 

This is her story. The story of how Shinobi went to school.  

What do you do when logic tells you to do one thing, but your heart tells you to do another?

That's the problem Nicky Fusco is facing when Rosa's friend is kidnapped, and she asks him to help.

Then Rosa brings home a video that shows her friend Allison being forced to do disgusting things. At that point, Nicky realizes he has no choice, so he sets out to make things right.

The setting is Washington, D.C., in the year 2030. A surge in crime has many people worried, including the president.

The crime statistics mirror the sales of a new technology product. Now everyone is wondering if there is a correlation and, more importantly, if they can do anything about it. 

This is the true story of Bear and Whiskers, two dogs who came to our sanctuary. For 10 years they lived a life like no other, roaming free and living off what they caught in the hundred acres of woods surrounding us. And they ruled the streets of the neighborhood, daring any dog—or human—to intrude upon their territory.   

People complained. Some people even thought the dogs should be put to sleep. What these people didn't realize is that we were the ones encroaching on Bear's territory. This was his street and his neighborhood. And he had recruited...

After being married for 25 years, I realized that I no longer wanted to be married. What should I do?

The simple answer was file for divorce, but life was seldom that simple and mine certainly wasn’t. There was the house to consider, two cars, the jewelry—and the safe deposit box. I thought about the options and finally decided that murder was the best solution—not the easiest, but the best—and I knew just how to do it.

More Misused Words contains a lot of the same words that Misused Words I and II did, but so much more. In More Misused Words, we address even more redundancies, absolutes, capitals, eponyms, flat adverbs (everybody's favorite), initialisms and acronyms, Latin abbreviations, mispronunciations, a couple of sticklers like lie/lay/laid/lain, and poisonous/venomous, plurals of compound words (is it mothers-in-law or mother-in-laws? Isn't one sufficient?), time-consuming phrases, and punctuation.
We'll have fun tackling these words (they're not that big), and we'll address more than just...

Gino Cataldi loved three things: his wife, his son, and his job as a cop. Cancer took his wife. Drugs have his son. And Gino is pulling desk duty, suspected of killing a drug dealer. 

Every night he dreams of a chance to make things right. That chance comes when a high-society woman is brutally murdered, her body parts spread all over town. The investigation quickly hits a dead-end…until a late-night caller with too much information contacts Gino. Between the mystery surrounding what she knows and his penchant for helping women in trouble, more...