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Personality and Character	$19.95
Author: John M. Berecz - Personality and Character of George W. Bush and Past Presidents Using analytical skills honed to a sharp edge with years of psychotherapy experience. John Bereez explores such contemporary issues as “Was Nixon a wife beater?” Is Dubai smart enough to be president? “ Is Gore too uptight to lead the free world?'” “Did the 2000 election boil down to a choice between personality and competence?” Skillfully, Bereez explores the relationship between character and personality, helping the reader to understand how a man with the moral integrity of Jimmy Carter could bungle the presidency and a man like Clinton, with so little character, could manage it so successfully. Drawing on three decades of teaching and therapy, Bereez burrows beneath the surface of personally and character to reveal the real person working in the oval office. With penetrating insight and concise writing, the author acquiesces the reader with the real people behind the pageantry of the presidency. This book clearly disentangles the contradictions of Bill Clinton's presidency by examining his split personality. Bereez explains and clinically documents Clinton's dual personality a sociopaths personality (Slick Willy) and a codependent personality (Baptist Billy). Resulting from Clinton's two-world childhood, these personalities are only loosing connected and operate serially to control his behavior. Like many adult children of alcoholics (ACA), Clinton seeks-by turn-to please or to manipulate. Baptist Billy told voters “I feel your pain” and he did, but Slick Willy said he “didn't inhale” and didn't have sex with “that woman” Character in Chief is must reading for anyone interested in politics in general and the presidency in particular. With fairness and compassion Bereez will lead you to a deeper understanding of our great democracy and the people who lead it. [ More Information ]

The Singing Bowl	$24.95
Author: Roy Diamond Imagine the impossible. Finding one book among billions, its title unknown, subject matter unknown, but your task is clear. Find the book lost to the world! Quests are all about journey and never about solutions. During this travels a simple monk from a small monastery in Tibet learns harsh lesson. Under attack from Chinese Communists, his monastery disbands braking a circle that has remained intact from the ancient days of the Kadam Order through the present day Geluk Order. Each member of the circle is given both an item from their monastery and a quest. The last member spoken to garners the responsibility of their most sacred artifact, the singing bowl and learns that his quest is to find a book lost to the world. Only when is quest is fulfilled will the circle, now called the Gatherers, close. His search guides him through the high mountain valleys of Tibet as he avoids Communists. After a harrowing escape to Kathmandu he finds the love of his life, Dorje who reveals the deeper meaning of his quest, His journey leads him along the ancient Spice Trails to Samarkand, then to Egypt where he meets the Old Woman of Alexandria. Together they study the lost scrolls of Nag Hammadi. When the energetic Wirling Devish reunites him with a fellow Gatherer called The Sufi he begins to understand that the Tenzin has set into play a quest far larger that he could have ever conceived. Only after meeting the characters of his journey, the strange Mexican Carlos in Machu Picchu, a student of Mahatma Gandhi called The Librarian, the ancient Pueblo Indian, “Callers,” from the Four Corners of America and Albert Einstein's boyhood friend, and many other characters, does the true grandeur of the quest reveal itself. As in all quests, the solution is wrapped within the experience itself. [ More Information ]

YOU CAN'T TRUST YOUR OWN MIND	$18.95
In the cycles of the great season of creativity, we are sometimes given a rare and precious gift. The season, that gift is You Can't Trust Your Own Mind, by David French PhD., a book about how to excavate your deep, true identity and stop the fear and alienation automatically and reactively imposed by the mind. Inspired by discipline, experience, understanding, and compassion, his words embrace a deeper truth with the reader and lead to common ground where we can all see what is real and what is not: “myself and the machine”, “your self and the machine”. With his self-disclosing style, he shows us how to find emotional shelter when we are injured: how to be truthful when we want to lie; how to build trust when we feel alone, and misunderstood. He helps us discover triggers that alarm the machine and cause swift destructive actions. He finds the power concealed within our own vulnerability, and gives us the courage to own our own pain. He gives us tools for more satisfying relationships, hope for self fulfillment, and permission to be who we are without games, fears, and self-sabotaging rituals of the ancient reactive “machine”. He shows each of us how to accept the “machine” that vigilantly and perpetually serves us with a singular directive: to monitor, protect, and destroy all perceived threats, before the deep sacred self is even aware of them. Through Dr. French's Personal balance Therapy, he brings together all the parts of what makes each one of us unique, and sets the reader on the path of wholeness. D.C. Hadden, PsyD., Licensed Clinical Psychologist Dr. French is one of the greatest masters of metaphor. In “ You Can't Trust Your Own Mind” he makes some of his great metaphors available to the reader. I frequently refer to his metaphors top help my patients understand the psychological problems they face. This is a great book that will help the reader understand him/herself and the relationship issues the arise in daily life. Mark A. Schnose, PhD, Licenses Clinical Psychologist This book can save ones sanity, relationships, maybe even one's life. Patients of mine commonly arrive in a state of despair and depression, losing all hope, faith, trust and love. Readers may be skeptical to try yet another book top better understand the hurt within, but believe this book will open one's eyes and direct one to experiencing inner piece. To be able to see the pasterns of our actions that lead us to heartache and frustration is eye opening and allows the reader to understand the “automatic self”. Dr. French teaches that by modifying and reeducating the “Machine” that allows us to achieve a balance with our “real self.”The descriptions were right on target. The reader will find this book encouraging even those that may feel that they are too far gone to be helped .many readers will find themselves turning back to this book again and again when they are in need of a “reality check.”They will find healing in the pages within. James S. Pratty, M.D. Psychiatrist Medical Director,Azimuth Mental Health Associates What I love about Dr. French and his book is how REAL. He understands so many dimensions to a real person's life and assist us all in understanding One's MACHINE. This book is great for all health workers , educators,rehabilitation staff and individuals addressing their OWN issues. His spirituality and sensitivity is GREAT. Richard L Rosenberg,PhD. Lead vocational coordinator,Whittier Union High School District. [ More Information ]

Palm Beach Confidential	$18.95
Palm Beach is like Roman Polanski's Chinatown. You think you know what's going on, but, I guarantee, you don't. Palm Beach Confidential weaves an complex, twisted plot that plays out in a thrilling roller coaster climax. Mr. Mykle has deftly slid Mamie Roberts as a hip and sightly subversive art dealer with a libido in overdrive into the Palm Beach sleuth niche vacated by Lawrence Sander's private detective, Archy McNally. Mr. Mykel, is obvious no stranger to the ritzy and wealthy domain of Palm Beach as well as guarded secrets and back allies. “Robert Mykle takes the reader on a wild ride through Palm Beach high society, the exclusive world of art collectors, and the dark underground of crime. A great, great read.” Chrissy Jackson, AMC and PHC President, Florida Writers Association “Mykle has woven a tapestry of intrigue, money, and perversion that can only exist in Palm Beach. He deftly draws you into the palm tree lined avenues and the seedy back alleys of one of the world's most infamous towns. Once you start reading, you will not put it down until you turn the last twisted page. J.M.LeDuc author of Cursed Blessing. Robert Mykle was borne and raised in Boston. He is the author of the award winning non-fiction book Killer 'cane: The Deadly Hurricane of 1928, a historical vignette of the second deadliest natural disaster in American history. He presently lives in Palm Beach Florida and Cape Cod, Massachusetts. [ More Information ]

Vampire Murders in M.	$18.95
Author: B.F. Cayzer – (Paperback)- Happy Harrow, a Kentucky hills jockey who moonlights as a sleuth, is married to Rick Harrow, an Eton-educated English racehorse trainer. Their training stables and home are in Epsom, England, a delightful and picturesque area. Their newest owner, Achilles Pinot, a tycoon of France’s perfume industry gave them a completely pre-paid two week vacation in Morocco with their three small children. The gift had one condition, he asked them to chaperone his adored niece Pricilla who would be working as a temp school teacher in Agadir. So the Harrows and Pricilla were all staying at the same hotel. Happy quickly discovered that chaperoning the young and provocative Priscilla was not easy. She was constantly picking up men off the street and invited them to come to her room either early in the evening or after midnight. The hotel recently developed a sinister reputation that appeared in the media after a teenage girl had been murdered there. The murder was attributed to a vampire because the girl had two holes on her throat that resembled pointed teeth marks. After Happy and her family’s first night in the hotel another teenage girl is murdered and has identical marks on her throat. With Agnes Murray, another hotel guest, Happy and Rick take Pricilla to another town, Essaouira; famous as a resort for surfers. There they meet Agnes’ son, surfer Keith Murray, who has sharp-pointed canine teeth. After one look, Pricilla lusts to have sex with Keith. But is he a vampire? He often visits his mother at night. More vampire-style deaths follow at the doomed hotel. The media has created frenzy that does not let up. To get to the truth, Happy enlists her friend Maheen Palazzo to serve as her Dr. Watson-like aide; Sherlock Holmes-style to help solve the murders. The saga travels back and forth to many cities in Morocco, Agadir, Essaouira, Marrakesh and Rabat. “The best jet you could travel to Morocco is this book because it takes you there between its covers.” --Julia Hansen, step daughter of Count de Lazar de Szorgany, last direct descendant of the Count de Szorgany reputed to be the legendary Transylvania nobleman on whom the character of Dracula was based. “I thought this book was about horses but it’s really about sex and a reasonable doubt.” --Mrs. John R. McLean, much admired daughter-in-law of the last owner of the Hope Diamond “Stunning!” --Peter Koppe, popular actor “A great combination of horses and sex.” --Nicholas Coolidge “Bea gets better with time like a great wine.” --Socialite Rutilia Burck, former President of Palm Beach Red Cross [ More Information ]