Betsy's mother warned her to stay off the ice or one day she would fall through and they'd never see her again. But Betsy did go on the ice, and she did fall through and she did die, but she was sent back to earth because her job was not through. Betsy could not remember her time "away" but knew something had happened and that she was "different." The dramatic events that took place throughout her long life on earth made it very clear to her and her mother just why she had to return.

This whimsical "cookbook" is sure to please anyone who has ever had to diet. Conceived when the author was discussing diets with a group and each one said "don't eat that" about every item she could think of. All recipes with nothing harmful in them -- empty pages inside of course. Lined pages so that you can make a practical use of the book. Customers have been buying this book and sticking it into fruit or cheese and wine baskets - great gift idea.

A tutorial to help self-publishing authors format their book in Microsoft Word. A step-by-step guide on how to set up your book and master the tough ones like section breaks, page numbers, table of contents, and other problem areas. Written in simple directions and accompanied by screenshots depicting the menus that clearly lay out how to get past the difficult tasks of getting your book ready to submit for publication.

Princess Lelah enjoys a carefree young life, riding her white stallion, Lancer, throughout the Kingdom of Bravia. Her favorite part of the kingdom is a small village below her castle called Lower Bravia. Without revealing who she is, she plays with the children, visits with her friend, and falls in love with a commoner there--until her father learns of it and sends him away. But Lelah holds to her vow to never love another. Now, with her father and mother both dead, she must accept the role of Queen. Tragically, her first crisis is the enemy burning her beloved Lower Bravia.Journey with Lelah...

Patricia's mother had told her all of her life that no matter how much she thought she wanted to die, when the time came for the last breath, she would struggle for it. Patricia always wondered how her mother knew that, but throughout her young and tragic life, she had more than one chance to test that theory. Travel with Patricia on her journey to struggle through depression and tragedy while she seeks the happiness that seems to elude her. To My Last Breath keeps the reader engrossed in the storyline and turning the pages. Readers can identify with the main character on a personal level....

There it stood, alone in the overgrown brush-that horrible building that had caused me untold pain and anguish throughout my entire life. I came back to try to force the memories I had suppressed since childhood and to try to figure out why an outhouse had dominated my entire existence. I hated going to sleep because I knew I'd wake up screaming again; I knew I would dream about the outhouse again. I had to know what had happened to me there, and I decided to let Dr. Stevenson hypnotize me to find out. Nothing could have prepared me for what he pulled out of the deep recesses of my mind.