Ethics In Particular by Paul Bailey is an attempt to pose the right questions; to allow us to formulate behavior that helps guide us in an age of medical miracles, religious doubt and business chaos.

Although DELIVER ME FROM EVA opens with the breeziness of a mystery/romance novel typical for the 1930's & 40's, it quickly descends into a tale of madness and depravity. Mark Allard, a young lawyer with bright prospects, has just married Eva. It was a whirlwind romance and following the nuptials he finds that he knows very little about his bride. After an all too brief honeymoon in San Francisco, Mark drives Eva to her family's estate in Pasadena so that he can meet his new in-laws. Mark is instantly struck by the cool, beguiling beauty of Thalamus. Expecting a pleasant weekend, he instead...

"Creative Thinking: How to Come Up With Unique Activities" gives the reader the opportunity to learn all that they need to with regards to learning how to do things in new and innovative ways that are not only unique but quite effective as well. In a society where the competition is rather intense, the most creative individual will tend to be noticed much more quickly. The book takes a look at the spiritual side of things as well. It shows the reader hoe to find inner peace and also how to find the inner strength that is need to get the job done. There is also a chapter that is focused on...

"Creative Thinking: Relationship Advice" is a book that focuses on innovative ways to foster positive relationships with persons. It is not a text that focuses on the intimate relationship but has a more general take on things and focuses on working with a team. The book highlights how a negative attitude can lead to others having a negative attitude as well. In the long run it take an adjustment of the thought process and a more positive outlook on life coupled with positivity to make any relationship work for the long term. It is all about finding solutions to challenges on the go. In a...

They say that the language of an individual is a window to their psyche. What we think and the words we use tell others (and ourselves), in great detail, what we believe our role in the world is all about and define our potential for success. Unfortunately, most of us are unaware of how negative or dysfunctional our language can be and how it sets unconscious limits upon ourselves. We give little though to the words that come out of our mouth and almost completely ignore how those words may be self-destructive, and become the self-fulfilling prophecy of our success or failure. In this book,...