Released April 19, 2013 -Tears and Laughter by Audrey Rodgers enhances our understanding of the enigma we call Life. Perhaps because she fervently believes in Continuity opposed to fragmentation and Order opposed to isolation and chaos, Mrs. Rodgrs can accept without question John Donne's truth "No man is an island, entire of itself. Each is a piece of the continent, a part of the main..." Thus she perceives in human experience, as in Alan's, both tears and laughter. We are one with nature—generation to generation—and so we share the grief and the happiness.

So Mrs. Rodgers drives backward in time—from miraculous birth to fulfilling maturity—seeking to capture the memories that gave his life significance. It is a voyage not to be missed. On a personal level, this is a celebration. a happening of joy, a richness of life well-lived.  more...

Released November 28, 2012 -Stop It! You're too smart to keep making Dumb Decisions by Dr. Lonnie Carton is a lively, easy-to-read how-to book that follows the decision-making patterns of four friends, only one of whom has learned to make smart choices in both her personal and professional life. Stop It! provides readers with Dr. Carton's signature strategies for making every decision a good one. The unique, reliable method she has developed is called D.A.I.S.E In its simplicity, it may just do for personal relationships and life choices what Spenser Johnson' s parable Who moved my cheese? did for the business community.

For more than two-and-a-half decades, Dr. Carton' program "In The Learning Center" was heard coast to coast on CBS radio. As a broadcast journalist, a nationally acclaimed educational psychologist, an author, a counselor, a university professor, and a keynote speaker, Dr. Carton has helped many thousands of people of all ages make better choices in life.  more...

Released December 17, 2011 - Hay Locos is an exciting story about two pretty young girls embarking on an improbable journey:  they drove from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Santiago, Chile to get to a New Year's Party.  They travelled along 12,000 miles of roads and were three months late.   Along the way, they met dictators and revolutionaries, generals and peasants.  What began as pure adventure gradually became a voyage of love, danger and self-exploration that challenged everything they thought they knew about the world. 

The author, Hope Boylston, one of those girls. recorded these extraordinary experiences with passion, humor and a fine sense of the absurd. She settled in Chile and witnessed the socialist government of Salvador Allende and after the coup, joined the resistance against the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.  more...