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Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award (ABNA); Semi-Finalist! Dagney Hamilton, a pharmaceutical scientist, leads a team of researchersworking to create a promising new drug therapy to stem the mounting tide ofobesity. When her employer cancels the project in a sudden and unexplainedannouncement, she suspects foul play-and finds herself swept up in a>A rash of mysterious but seemingly unrelated deaths of those associated withthe project soon follows. With billions of dollars and presidential re-election atstake, big business, big politics, and big money will stop at nothing-including>As a decorated police detective in a previous career, Dagney cannot bebribed, threatened, or intimidated into silence or submission. Or so she thinks.But now, she must face her deepest fears and dimly-lit past as she gathers the>Dagney and her wisecracking detective buddy, Mark Stone, join forces withattorney Wendy Rothstein in a campaign against greed, corruption, andimproper influence. Together, they must solve the mystery of why curingobesity and saving millions of lives from conditions like heart disease, stroke, and diabetes is not an admirable accomplishment and might even get one>Dagney is forced to use all her wits and courage to stay alive, find theanswers, bring those who would suppress the story to justice, and ultimatelyfind a way to unleash the life-saving benefits of a game-changing drug.Ripped from today's headlines, Ockham's Razor grabs the reader and neverlets go on a rapid-fire, page-turning journey through the science and politics ofnew drug therapy-and the dark, vicious, and murderous underbelly of WallStreet avarice.

Mandy Mandez and her extended family take on new challenges as they continue to use their magical powers to battle crime alongside the FBI. Further turmoil occurs as the family battles terrorists led by an evil sorceress while attempting to save a group of astronauts stranded on the moon. Is Mandy powerful enough to face all of these challenges at once? Can she control her newfound powers? Who will become the new Lizard Queen? Read The New Lizard Queen to find out.

Mom, Dad...Can We Talk? is for the tens of millions of people dealing with concerns for aging parents. It is controversial, sometimes humorous, often poignant, encouraging -- and always helpful. The book is rich with stories of adult children who have been challenged and rewarded in this final stage of the parent-child relationship. It includes tips for initiating caring conversations like: "Mom, we're worried about you living alone." "Sis, I need your help with all this." And, "Dad has a lady friend!" There are also helpful hints on how to understand and manage the realities of dementia, drinking, depression, and driving. In this newly revised edition, Guest Contributors address new topics like: helping grandchildren understand their aging grandparent; helping families with aging parents who have a special needs adult child; and, adapting to the complications imposed by the sudden intrusion of a reality like a pandemic. Also included is a new discussion guide as a bonus! Mom, Dad...Can We Talk? is the how-to book you need to help successfully manage these challenging times in family life.

A #1 Amazon Best Seller in Zen Buddhism! -- The idea is simple: everyday items and situations as sources of Zen insight. From a junk drawer to a butterfly. From Ginger Rogers to Colonel Mustard. We're surrounded by items and situations which teach Zen-if we just take the time to see. Zen is a perfect antidote to the noise and untruths of daily life. Yet for many people, Zen is something that requires rigorous study, years of solitary meditation, dressing in odd garb, and quoting Buddha. Nothing could be further from the truth. Everyday life is Zen. You are the only real Zen master you'll ever need. You just need to look, see and reality will take care of the rest. Zen is everywhere and Zen is everyone-even the greeter at Walmart. In this book, everyday items and occurrences combine with impressionistic takes on classic Zen stories to "point at the moon" -- to help you garner a bit more insight into your Zen. From the co-author of the well-received "Life Between the Tigers", which the Midwest Book Review said should be on every Buddhist's bookshelf, and the forthcoming "The Girl by the Side of the Road", "Buddha is a Greeter at Walmart" is the Zen book you've been looking for.