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In this follow-up to his first relationship guide, Smart Love, Vincent Fudge II takes a personal approach to offering advice for men about divorce. In Stupid Divorce, the narrator explores the reasons for his divorce, laying bare his emotions while providing a helpful and insightful approach to separation. Fudge’s narrative suggests that divorce is STUPID - selfish, time-consuming, unnerving, painful, inconsiderate, and debt-inducing.

We all have our "ups" and "downs" in life and react to events emotionally. This book outlines 26 easy ways to improve your emotional fitness, with plenty of practical activities to help you put the theory into practice. We should work on our emotional fitness on a daily basis, learning to manage emotions. Using preventative measures will enable you to manage your emotions before you get to the stage of not coping.

Two classic tales set in the Middle Ages come alive with characters that will steal your heart. The timeless plots become believable and all too real, and listeners will find themselves resisting to pause until the end. This is a version of two related novellas, "Patricia’s Prison" and "Jack’s Jewel". It follows Time-Told Tales, Volume One with "Roslyn’s Rescue" and "Glenda’s Gold". Each story stands alone, but they are in sequential order.

Where do you turn when all your ideas for improving your marriage fail? If you’re seeking new ways to communicate with your partner and strengthen the bonds that brought you together, SMART Love's methodology offers a welcome and effective alternative. A relationship guide with concrete examples, SMART Love lays out an interactive and empowering method to foster communication and ultimately help save your marriage from divorce.

Jeremiah Poe isn't just any character in the Realm of Fiction; he is the Muse Rider, written with special powers that allow him to touch the minds of other Scribblers and change the outcome of people's lives. Poe learns that ancient codes are being broken in his realm and that his Scribbler may be in danger. He has no choice but to reverse the eightfold way and go to Earth to find her. But when he arrives, he's astonished to learn two things: His Scribbler isn't a he, but a she, and she knew nothing of his existence or about his entire fictional world Octava.