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|  | | How To Survive Menopause Without Going Crazy
Well-researched, yet anecdotal and sometimes humorous account of the journey through menopause.
How To Survive Menopause Without Going Crazy explores the emotional changes that may occur during perimenopause and offers practical advice on how to deal with them. Filled with personal anecdotes and true case studies, it discusses coping strategies in the areas of nutrition, vitamins, exercise, stress reduction, hormone replacement therapy, general appearance and well-being. | |  | | Jude's Bench & A Bench on the Beach
A Bench on the Beach is a revision of Jude's Bench and tells the true story of a women's sudden entry into an unexpected widowhood.
Jude's Bench was a fictional account of the author's love for and loss of her husband of 40 years. It's the story of survival after a wonderful marriage. It's the story of hope.
A Bench on the Beach (available only on Kindle) is a revision of the original book and is the true story of that relationship and that loss.
Both books are a must read for those of us who find ourselves alone after being in a relationship. It deals with coping mechanisms for getting on with our lives.
Plus, if you like a good love story, these books are for you. | |  | | Taxing Tallula
A hilarious romp through South Louisiana where T.J. Marino is romantically pursued
by three Mafia-types amid a small town tax revolt.
It's April 15 when T.J. Marino's gambling woes land her in debt to the IRS. She
heads home from New Orleans to Tallula, Louisiana in hopes of finding solace in
her parent's warm Italian embrace and a few borrowed dollars from them. Instead,
she finds herself in the middle of the small town's yearly tax revolt, while becoming
romantically involved with three unlikely suitors--one who is an old friend, another
an undercover FBI agent and a third one, who is the grandson of Louisiana's
"retired" Godfather.
One year later, after a terrifying trip to the local "l | |  | | The Sisters: Found in San Antonio
Christmastime caper involving "The Sisters" from Louisiana and their adventures in
San Antonio.
Jessica Guliano's is in trouble. Her four aunts from South Louisiana travel to
San Antonio to come to her aid.
After a series of hilarious misadventures, the women end up saving their niece
from the Santa Claus killer of San Antonio. | |  | | The Sisters: Lost In Brooklyn
Four menopausal sisters from Louisiana have an unforgettably funny experience
in New York City.
T.J. Marino is living not so happily-ever-after in Manhattan when The Sisters--her
mother and three aunts--leave the safety and comfort of Tallula in rural South
Louisiana to be by her side.
Small Town meets big city with hilarious results as the women find themselves
unwitting participants in a light-hearted adventure that ranges from purse-snatching to
celebrity sightings to an international stolen diamond caper. | |  | | The Sisters: Murder by the Bayou
The last in the Sisters Series. Nadine Guliano, the youngest of the sisters returns to Tallula, La.to help solve a murder mystery.
James the most hated man in Tallula is found dead among the vegetables in his garden. He has been shot and Nadine who had been exiled to Waco, Texas because of him, returns to make sure he's dead. She among others are suspects and in this LOL comedy/mystery/romance. Nadine reunites with her whacky sisters, her domineering Italian mama, and other characters from the Sisters Series.And she falls in love in Walmart. |
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Life, With Cancer
by Paul Lonardo
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 Through interviews with Lauren's doctors, along with those of other physicians, researchers, and clinicians who specialize in lung cancer, readers will have a better understanding of the disease.
With the same passion and honesty Lauren exhibite |
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