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Border Crimes is a book of twelve stories that take you back in time to West Virginia, North Carolina, New Hampshire and Rhode Island between the years of 1947 and 2003, where justice prevailed at its own pace. Best read with a sense of humor, a poker player revenges the death of a friend with a good hand; a wife frees herself from an abusive husband by visiting Florida; a woman talks to the dead in her Living room while her husband remains in the basement; the wife of a mafia boss learns that being kidnapped has its advantages; a private detective must decide what to do with a man who is indestructible; a young man's belief in Karma lands him in prison; a road trip to Canada is not what it seems; and a man learns that befriending a woman with a jealous ex-husband, can turn into a deadly game of cat and mouse. Author's Source of Inspiration.The Hanging Bridge. 1947 West VirginiaWhile attending college in West Virginia, I was watching a poker game where one player was racking up all the chips. The other three players were not upset because it turned out they had invited him to play and show them what he knows about the game. Turned out he was a war vet and while in college, made his living playing the game. Someone asked how he protected himself driving from town to town where he didn't know anybody. "I survived the Salerno Beach invasion," he said, then reached behind his back and pulled out a revolver. "And I carry this." I don't know whatever happened to this scrappy guy, but he is my main character in The Hanging Bridge.The Reporter. 1955 West VirginiaWhile attending college I wrote local historical pieces for the Fairmont Times which operated from 1900 to 1974 when it was taken over by a chain and renamed Times West Virginian. So, using that experience I fashioned The Reporter as a middle story between The Hanging Bridge and Restitution. I did meet a guy named Ike who owned a small coal mine, which I did get to visit.Restitution. 1959 West VirginiaWhile visiting a family in one of West Virginia's small towns back in the hills, I was asked if I wanted to meet the Indian. "Sure," I said. "What's his name." Thy said: "His name is The Indian. That's what everyone calls him, and he calls himself. Been around forever and nobody knows anything about him."The Indian came in the door and sat down. I have no idea where he was during our conversation. Maybe waiting for his cue. He sat without saying a word and appeared very old looking like what I thought an Indian should look like. For Restitution, I created a story of his village and the motivation for the main character to set things right for his brother's false conviction and time in prison.The Last Foxhole. 1961 West VirginaWith the exception of the last four paragraphs, everything in the story is absolutely true word for word and based on a family I lived with in a rented room while in college. To this day I cannot explain how, why, or if spirits visited this home. And yes, the husband was a World War II vet and the last survivor of his company.

The author's personal journal that provides an intimate look at a 200-hour yoga instructor's course that led to health, knowledge, wisdom and serenity. If you have ever wondered what it would be like to take this instructor's course, this book is for you. all you have to want is to become a better person, live a life with increased serenity, and expand your knowledge of self and others. Anyone can take on the world. It takes real courage to take on yourself, to discover who you are and put the pieces back together. This book describes how it was done and being done everyday.

Surviving the Cost of College Revised Edition with the 2018 Tax Reform Bill is an essential down to earth, parent to parent, financial planning guide that provides a comprehensive list of options and strategies to pay for college. Surviving covers: -Financial planning around the FAFSA Federal Formula with long and short term financial strategies to reduce your Expected Family Contribution and increase financial aid. -A complete review of federal aid, loans and institutional scholarships. -An explanation of the four major tax deductions available to parents. -How to find a college that will give you the most money. -How to protect your assets from being consumed by FAFSA. -Eight quick options to reduce college costs. -How to prepare for and complete the FAFSA and PROFILE applications quickly and stress free. Surviving is the companion book to survivingthecostofcollege.com

  Children, like OMYO, who can no longer be with their birth parents due to adverse circumstances, are often bewildered. They have mixed feelings as they adapt to other adults and new situations.OMYO tries to grasp the past and to bravely continue his journey until a safe family is found that truly understands and welcomes him.  With the help of others, a child can come to understand his or her story in order to move forward with hope and opportunity.