Steve Sorensen's Surviving My Son's Suicide is an invaluable resource for anyone who has suffered the loss of a loved one to Suicide. Suicide can be overwhelming, and recovery can seem daunting, if not impossible. Surviving My Son's Suicide is an authentic look into a father's anguish, as tragedy compelled him to take an unwanted journey through grief. This is a book that helps us to understand the profound effect of suicide on those left behind to pick up the pieces. It is critical reading for anyone wanting to understand suicide.

Make $100 here, $500 there, fixing cars in your spare time.
Today's cars are too complicated for do-it-yourself repairs, but most people are too busy to take their car to a dealership for service. Being a self-employed mobile mechanic fills that need, and provides anyone skilled in car repair with a substantial additional income.
"The Happy Mechanic" is a step-by-step manual to achieving financial independence by fixing cars part-time.

A used Mercedes is an amazing value: a world-class luxury car for a lower price than a new Corolla. But buying the wrong Mercedes is a world of hurt.
Steve Sorensen, a Mercedes service center owner, describes the surprising rules of buying a worry-free used Mercedes. Newer models aren't always better, powertrains aren't the most expensive thing to fix, and higher-end models aren't more troublesome.
Buying a secondhand Mercedes can be an extraordinarily good deal, if done right.