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IT’S OVER!! : Ronica E. Akins
What Happens To The House?: How To Apply For An ‘Order For Sale’ If Your Ex Won’t Sell Or Buy You Out.
Do you jointly own a UK property with an ex-partner, family member or friend?
Have you been left with no option but to apply to the court for an Order For Sale but don’t know where to start?
Are you willing to represent yourself in the county court?
If the answer is yes then this book is for you.
A dispute may arise when the relationship between the joint owners breaks down and one joint owner wants to sell the property, or be bought out, but the other joint owner does not agree.
If agreement cannot be reached then a stalemate arises which could go on for months or even years. Surveys show that the main reason why the issue does not get to court is due to unaffordable legal costs.
While the courts have a broad jurisdiction to achieve fairness on divorce, when the parties are not married the strict law of property and trusts apply – Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA).
This book will be focusing on joint owners who are cohabitees, friends or family members and will give you an insight into how to prepare your court application.
IT’S OVER!! WHAT HAPPENS TO THE HOUSE? will give you a cost-effective alternative which will enable you to submit your court application and represent yourself in the county court, in order to get the joint property issues resolved so that you can sever the tie and finally move on with your life.
Using real case studies, of past clients, you can read all about their legal journey and the successful outcomes achieved by either being bought out or receiving a court order for sale. It is recommended that you seek legal advice, on an ad-hoc basis, if your case is complex in nature.
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Model Combat : Tiffani Kelsi
Model Combat (Emmy Elle Cover)
COVER GIRL: GLAMOUR MODEL EMMY ELLE
WRITTEN BY A WOMAN FOR WOMEN! Find out what happens when you offer models a multimillion dollar opportunity to become the world’s best model. Are they so nice and compassionate then?
IT’S MORE THAN BITCHES FUCKING & FIGHTING
On the eve of their anniversary, sexy femme fatale, Rachel, forces her husband to prove his love to her by organizing a brutal, no-holds-barred tournament of the world’s sexiest models who threaten her chance at becoming the best. Her husband and world’s deadliest assassin, Russell Brown, along with preacher-by-day and pimp-by-night (St. William) and local fitness gurus Big Tony and Ryan recruit these willing and determined models with a promise of a multimillion dollar contract in an international modeling agency.
The models are all invited to the new and happening club, Devil’s Deviants, where all Hell breaks loose. Russell Brown takes over and prepares the girls for the tournament. With strong femdom and feminist tendencies, the blood flies and the testosterone is high as the sweat pours from these oily, bikini-clad girls like never imagined throughout cinematic history!
Hungry for fame and glory the girls devote themselves to whatever it takes to be the best – love, deceit, sex, betrayal, lust – whether its busting silicone or literally ripping their opponents to shreds.
Will this tournament satisfy her need to be the best?
Or is there an underlying motive?
No matter it’s gonna be a Bitch Fight!
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Finding Ourselves in Venice, Florence, Rome & Barcelona : Al & Sunny Lockwood
Finding Ourselves in Venice, Florence, Rome & Barcelona
In this feel-good travel memoir two veteran travelers explore the wonders of grand European cities discovering colorful characters, amazing architecture, fascinating art, and mouthwatering cuisine.
Join Al and Sunny Lockwood as they ride the choppy green waters of Venice’s Grand Canal. Visit St. Mark’s Basilica, glittering with gold and candlelight.
Stroll with them through romantic Florence letting its Renaissance art refresh your heart.
In Rome, visit the Sistine Chapel still vibrant with Michelangelo’s unique paintings. Stand in the Colosseum and imagine gladiators battling to the death-roar of the crowd.
Enter the most visited monument in Spain: Barcelona’s jaw-dropping Sagrada Familia and feel your soul expand in its stark and stunning beauty.
Roam shaded side streets filled with unusual shops and sweet-smelling bakeries.
Ramble across magical bridges and through hidden squares.
Relish evening meals that last until the stars come out.
Let gelato set your taste buds dancing while accordion music starts your toes a tapping.
Come along with these two spirited explorers as they make surprising discoveries in both famous and little-known neighborhoods, and share their delight in seeing the world anew.
Buy Finding Ourselves in Venice, Florence, Rome & Barcelona today and embark on a breathtaking adventure for the young at heart.
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The Pickwick Club Disaster : John E. Keefe
The Pickwick Club Disaster: Boston’s Deadliest Building Collapse
The temperature outside still hovered at a balmy seventy degrees, but inside the crowded, smoke-filled, second floor speakeasy, it was a different story. Several people would later remember the room being decidedly hot and stuffy.
The five-piece orchestra had just finished playing a lively Charleston, and dozens of couples—men in their shirt sleeves and women in the latest, flapper-style dresses—remained on the floor while they waited for the last dance of the evening. The orchestra leader was skimming through his sheet music, trying to decide what to play, when the lights suddenly grew dim, flickered a few times, and then went out, plunging the room into darkness.
A moment later the old, five story building began to shake, sending fears throughout the crowd that an earthquake had struck.
The first anguished screams were quickly drowned out by the ear-splitting screech of boards and timbers being torn apart, then the ripping, tearing noise gave way to a thunderous roar as the ceiling fell and countless tons of bricks and debris started to crash down from the upper floors. Terrified patrons rushed for the door. Many of them didn’t make it. The floor gave way beneath them sending everyone and everything—tables, chairs, bricks, beams, and plaster—tumbling downward like an avalanche into a pitch-black abyss. No one could have imagined that the collapse had been triggered by vibrations set off by dancers doing the Charleston.
The Pickwick Club Disaster spotlights the negligence and the deliberate deceptions that brought the building to that sorry state. It describes the hurried investigation, the criminal trial, and the frantic efforts of public officials to distance themselves from blame, and it takes a glimpse into the lives of each of the forty-four people who perished.
Surviving Toxic In-Laws : Miriam Davids
Surviving Toxic In-Laws : The Big Bullies
Ever wonder why most people around the world don’t get along with their in-laws? Is it all about the adage that has been in existence for ages – “When you marry someone, you do not marry the individual. Instead, you marry the person’s entire family”? If so, should this give some in-laws the right to be cruel and nasty to new members of the family?
This book introduces readers to simple ways they can recognize, handle and survive toxic in-laws while protecting their marriage.
Surviving Toxic In-Laws is a couple’s guide to building and creating a more united front as a couple. Written for all couples, married or not, that desire to uproot any ounce of toxicity sprouting from their in-laws.
Written for couples currently under the wrath of toxic in-laws and are eager to acquire ways on how to cope with toxic in-laws; gain tips on how to counter their toxic in-laws’ evil actions with wits about them, especially if they want their marriage to survive against all the odds.
This book gives readers:
- Practical insights on how to deal with the toxic parent in laws.
- Everyday steps for handling overt controllers, manipulators, and narcissists
- Tips to tackle different issues.
The RIGHT Approach : Mike Wallach
The RIGHT Approach: Positive and Purposeful Parenting
As parents grimly discover all too often, the terrible twos is a challenging phase of a child’s life that seems to last well beyond its nominal time frame. For parents who feel that progress with a child’s behavior is a hard-fought battle with rare victories, it’s time to adopt The RIGHT Approach.
This brief and simple guide is designed to help frustrated parents make positive progress and improve the relationship with their children. Basic principles of applied behavioral analysis are presented in a practical fashion, giving parents the strategies and tools they need to find success at home.
This reference guide begins with an examination of the current situation and an adjustment of the mind-set to focus on positives. These adjustments are tested with the boss analogy, which compares reactions to a child to reactions to a boss in a professional setting.
A breakdown of the five functions of human behavior sheds light on the reasons behind a child’s moods and actions. Capped off with behavioral response strategies suitable for a variety of situations, The RIGHT Approach will grant troubled parents the techniques and concepts needed to improve relationships with even the most stubborn of children.
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Fudge and Smudge: Pet Detectives : Gary Foster
During the day Fudge and Smudge were guinea pigs, just like any other guinea pigs that you might see at a friend’s house or in a pet shop.
However, when the sun goes down and night arrives, and all humans are fast asleep in their beds, Fudge and Smudge have a very special job to do.
For Fudge and Smudge are pet detectives. Their mission to patrol the village of Barley Close protecting and serving all the pets who live there.
Roger the Rabbit Racer, Kirsty and the Tree, and James and the Mountain by Gary Foster are also on Whizbuzz Books.
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The Picture : Roger Bray
A warehouse in Japan used as an emergency shelter in the aftermath of the 2011 Tsunami. A distraught, young Japanese woman in dishevelled clothes sits on a box, holding her infant daughter. Ben, a US rescue volunteer, kneels in front of her offering comfort. They hug, the baby between them. The moment turns into an hour as the woman sobs into his shoulder; mourning the loss of her husband, her home, the life she knew. A picture is taken, capturing the moment. It becomes a symbol; of help freely given and of the hope of the survivors. The faces in the picture cannot be recognised, and that is how Ben likes it. No celebrity, thanks not required.
But others believe that being identified as the person in the picture is their path to fame and fortune. Ben stands, unknowingly, in their way, but nothing a contract killing cannot fix.
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Didn’t Get Frazzled : David Z Hirsch
Didn’t Get Frazzled
A fictional story about life and love in medical school, Didn’t Get Frazzled takes the reader on a four year adventure into the bowels of Bellevue Hospital and the equally strange world of the mid ‘90s New York City singles scene.
“Echoing the comedic tone of the 1989 comedy Gross Anatomy, the novel’s affection for this uniquely strange experience makes it the best fictional portrayal of med school since ER. Readers will savor the experience.” – BlueInk Review (starred review)
International Book Award Bronze Medal Winner Readers’ Favorite (Fiction – Humor/Comedy) and INDIES Book of the Year Award Finalist
Medical student Seth Levine faces escalating stress and gallows humor as he struggles with the collapse of his romantic relationships and all preconceived notions of what it means to be a doctor. It doesn’t take long before he realizes not getting frazzled is the least of his problems.
Seth encounters a student so arrogant he boasts that he’ll eat any cadaver part he can’t name, an instructor so dedicated she tests the student’s ability to perform a gynecological exam on herself, and a woman so captivating that Seth will do whatever it takes to make her laugh, including regale her with a story about a diagnostic squabble over an erection.
Didn’t Get Frazzled captures with distressing accuracy the gauntlet idealistic college grads must face to secure an MD and, against the odds, come out of it a better human being.
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In the Rhyme of Life : Jacqueline Rae
In the Rhyme of Life
I was in the fourth grade when I started writing my rhymes, which I thought to be poetry at the time. My mother had written a few poems, that I thought were really good, and I simply wanted to be like her. Or maybe I just wanted her to like me. I’m sure I thought that this could be a way for her and me to have something special together. A shared interest, just the two of us, but that was really it, the elementary reason, and the beginning of my writings. With six kids, special attention was somewhat rare.
I grew up during the Great Depression and much of what I wrote at that time, may not have had tremendous literary content, given my age, and the hard times I grew up in. I remember my early writings to have had a few rhyming lines about this or that, similar in style and verse, as with nursery rhymes…but nothing too special in topic or theme…until I wrote “Dear Sweet Mom” at eighteen years of age. Sometime after writing that poem, I submitted it to a local radio station. To my surprise, it was chosen to be read over the air waves. Sadly however, my Mother never heard the broadcast as she and I did not have telephones at that time, and we lived so far away from each other then.
For me, I felt it was a turning point in my life. I had been writing in verse, and rhyme, and even wrote a few songs in my early years, plus a few that I considered real poems. Over time I realized I had developed somewhat of a habit of writing things down as life presented itself to me. I just wrote as things happened…or after they happened. I wrote a lot about family. My family, yes, but it could be yours too. That’s the thing about poetry…like music, it can make you laugh, it can give you hope, it can make you cry, but also comfort you in the process. They can tell all kinds of stories. Are they my stories, yes…here again, they could be your stories too. Poetry, like music, is universal.