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Illegal Money Made Legitimately

Financial Success Does Not Have to Be Difficult If You Know the Secrets to Becoming Rich That I Do

This is the story of a brilliant entrepreneur and investor who built a multi-million-dollar business from a prison cell! Illegal Money Made Illegitimately introduces you to a whole new way of building wealth—secrets the titans of Wall Street use and don’t want you to know.

In this book, you’ll discover:

• How to start a profitable business affordably.
• The five pillars of investing that the rich use.
• How to legitimately get millions of dollars with less-than-perfect credit.
• What many wealthy people around the world know that most people will never recognize.

Learn the secrets from the rich today!

The Wood Between Two Kingdoms

Ben Walker is a homeless man fed up with his predicament in the care facility. The care leaves much to be desired.

Along comes Gretta Wollenzeider, sympathetic to his cause, and she starts to take action. She arranges an interview with Mr. Dicton of the housing authorities to discuss plans to inspect the facility. But as she mobilizes, Ben passes away.

Gretta is distraught and angry and decides to visit him in heaven. A heated discussion ensues between agitated Gretta and peaceful Ben. Along the way, they encounter angels, Niggy the demon, Ben’s mother, and the truckers of Bacnauld’s Bar.

Finally, Gretta’s and Ben’s mothers connect, and together they make plans to improve Ben’s former care facility.

Just in Passing

Just In Passing by Joseph Roccasalvo showcases a striking talent for the formal style in poetry. The collection is masterful for employing rhyme, meter, and the wordplay of puns and paradox.

In the celebration of the highs and lows of romance and abiding friendship, the poems are subtle and emotional, complex but always comprehensible. They share the gift for point and counterpoint in their musical precision. The playful wit, conspicuous in the poems about friendship, captivates the astute reader.

Just In Passing will inspire those who have a zest for the poetic craftsmanship of rhyme and meter.

Let Earth Heal

Planet Earth is beautiful and resilient. For several billion years, a combination of planetary forces and natural processes on Earth and in its atmosphere determined the makeup and interactions of the physical and biological components of our planet. There were major disruptions, but Earth always rebounded.

In the relatively short time humans have been on the scene, Earth has provided us with an abundance of resources while keeping things in balance by patiently adjusting to an increasing array of abuses.

Earth is also vulnerable. About two centuries ago, the burning of fossil fuels began increasing the amount of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases in the atmosphere at a rate that nature could no longer control. Those excess gases are warming the air, land, and oceans. Our failure to reduce the amount of these fossil fuel emissions has brought about major disruptions to Earth’s ecosystems that are putting all forms of life at risk.

In these pages the reader will learn about some of global warming’s most profound effects on the natural world and the consequences for people. Some promising initiatives are described that can give Earth a chance to heal.

Murder at River Oaks

In Houston, Texas, the energy capital of the world, oil and gas are king. To the shock of the city, Jonathan Pendergast, the CEO of one of the largest oil companies in the country, is gunned down on the front steps of his own home in the wealthy, venerable neighborhood of River Oaks.

One month later, his neighbor, Marvin Green, a nationally known professor at Rice University, was shot point-blank in the head in his office while working late on his latest anti-global warming book. The professor is an MIT-trained scientist and is a well-known advocate for representing oil companies’ views that CO₂ emissions do not cause global warming. Both were killed with 9mm handguns.

The two have worked together before. Possible motives for the two killings include ambition, jealousy, envy, inheritance, ecological passion, and even ordinary robbery. Viable suspects are plenty. Mrs. Pendergast hires Dirk Wolfson, a private investigator and an ex-prosecutor, to find the killer or killers. Dirk has his own shadowy demons to deal with. As Dirk culls and analyzes evidence during the investigation, he ponders to himself, are these killings directly related, or are they random killings by a disgruntled employee or a misguided, passionate environmentalist? Dirk is keen on using modern technology to solve the murders.

This Thing Called Life

As we live out our full lives, we will be around for about 70 to 80 years or more.

What do we do for our kids, great-grandkids, great-great-grandkids, and others to perceive as important in their lives? Does it revolve around relationships? Most empathetically, yes! How do we treat others or want to be treated by others? This is how one person processed the events in their life to find meaning and relevance to come out stronger.

Milk Made Easy

Concerned about common breastfeeding challenges like low milk supply, engorgement, blocked ducts, and mastitis? This book is for you.

Written by a neonatal nurse and lactation consultant with decades of experience, this science-based guide offers a refreshing approach to breastfeeding—one that puts knowledge and prevention in your hands from the very beginning. It explains how milk is made, how breastfeeding truly works, and what matters most in the critical hours and days after your baby is born.

Grounded in the physiology of lactation, this book focuses on establishing a healthy connection between you, your breasts, and your baby—so challenges can be prevented rather than managed in crisis. Clear, practical, and reassuring, it helps you understand signals from your body and your baby, so you can respond with clarity instead of doubt.

There are no myths. No overwhelm. Just evidence-based guidance written for real mothers navigating the intense early days with a newborn.

Written for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers, this book empowers you to take ownership of your lactation journey and build a feeding relationship that feels informed, supported, and right for you and your baby—from the very start.

School Crossing Guard Miss Claire

This story is educational to both children and parents.

Crossing guards take care of children of all ages when they come across busy streets.

They learn polite greetings like “good morning,” “how are you,” and “have a nice day.” While also being aware of oncoming traffic on the way to school and the big yellow buses entering the school yard.

Angry Bears

A bear is a bear is a bear unless…

Is it a black bear, grizzly bear, or polar bear? Is it a female with cubs? Or a large threatening male? Is it protecting a food source such as a moose, elk, or deer carcass? Are you going biking, hiking, or camping in bear country? If so, are you taking a dog? Will the dog be tethered or non-tethered? Are you aware that 70% of bear attacks are caused by people with non-tethered dogs? Are you aware that 90% of all bear deaths are caused by humans? And did you know that science has recently placed bears, especially grizzlies, in the category of being the most intelligent animals on Earth? Even smarter than the great apes.

Angry Bears is one of the most thrilling bear books ever written. It will make you laugh, cry, be angry, and be safer in the out-of-doors. And besides, it may just save your life!

How is that? First, the author and his brother are seasoned bear biologists. And second, Angry Bears identifies and breaks down the natural triggers that cause bears to attack.

WatchCat!

Everyone’s heard of a ‘watchdog’—big, scary, adorable guardians—but has anyone ever heard of a ‘watchcat’? The Cat Burglar has been causing trouble all over Alaska, stealing precious artifacts and historical treasures. But how can a brown Tabby Kitten stop him all by herself? Join Kate on her adventures… What will she see next? A big, slobbery face, or a hallway with too much clutter? Dancing snowflakes, or a million Squishmallows? Read and listen as she explores the world beyond the Dragon Pet Shop and discover how she got to where she is now! The pot with the pansies is broken in this book. Literally.

Jousting with Death

Jousting with Death relates the many interesting experiences required to become an internationally recognized heart surgeon researcher. Just to become certified as such takes fourteen very busy years. Then in training, as afterward in practice, life can be fully lived and not just experienced. For an appropriate mindset, my hobbies were skydiving and cave diving. Old New Orleans, a tour in the military, and professorships at Tulane and Baylor College of Medicine, which were the places modern heart surgery originated, were filled with phenomenal happenings, which are described in detail. Overall, my four decades of medical practice earned seventy awards and recognitions.

Just Peace

A vivid near-death experience after surviving a head-on car collision at the age of 22—of which he was the only survivor—put the author’s deeply religious upbringing into question. While out of body for several minutes, he recalls a complete absence of thought, emotion, opinions, or concerns; his experience was of pure awareness.

Seeking explanations in science, religion, and philosophy, he discovered a continuity throughout the teachings of the ancient peace traditions, which fulfilled nearly 30 years of searching.

In this deeply revealing book, McSperitt shares the Ancients’ obscured perspectives on life, health, and peace, illuminating the origins and intent of all faith and peace traditions and their teachings on subjects ranging from lifestyle to finances and beyond.

The guided meditation in which this existential treatise culminates streamlines the fundamental philosophy of the founders of the ancient peace traditions into one simple, pure, and natural prescription for peace, as documented by historians both ancient and modern and supported by scientific discovery.

Knowing your purpose makes all the difference.