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Of Love, Law and Shadows
Enter a world where cat ladies and cats travel between universes. Read stories taken from the lives of cats and of lives from people who may be your neighbor. All are told by a talking book, stories of legacies, of elements and winds who teach, a cat who dances with fire and is the winner, love that is found and lost and found again, a crying flower, a dedication to the law even after death. Carol R. Smith asks that you take a journey away from the norm and just escape!
The S Corporation
Written by one of the nation's leading authorities on S corporation taxation, this 1,000-page volume has been the standard-bearer in its field for over 30 years. Professionals at every major accounting firm in America depend on this unmatched resource for:Comprehensive coverage on how the Small Business Tax Protection Act affects S corporation taxationUp-to-date coverage of all the Subchapter S rules and regulations and how they affect the election, planning, operation, and termination of today's S corporationsHands-on analysis, practical guidance on how to make relevant rules and regulations work for your clients, filled-in tax returns (1120S), sample forms, and even step-by-step instructions on how to handle situations for which the IRS does not supply printed formsQuarterly supplements that keep you posted on all relevant IRS, legislative, and judicial activityQuarterly issues of S Corporation Alert shipped with every supplement to keep you absolutely current with late-breaking news
Talking About Love
Jake Howell's bad-boy reputation has finally caught up with him and now he's in hot water with his boss. If Jake can't get his act together ASAP, he's going to find himself kicked to the curb, so he needs a girlfriend to show the world that he CAN have a normal, healthy relationship. Enter Miriam Torres, Malina's sister: sassy, pint-sized, and fed up with everyone wondering why she's still single. She needs a fake boyfriend to quiet all the talk and she's got her eyes on Jake. After agreeing to a fake relationship, with all the benefits that result, the pair are astonished to find that sometimes "fake it till you make it" is the best medicine for a heart still healing from the past. Author's Note: This book was written in the midst of COVID lockdown, when I was suffering from stress, sadness, and downright FREAKING OUT. It is the fluffiest piece of nonsense you will ever read and is guaranteed to lift your mood.
Feeding the Eagles
11 short stories chronicling the life of an ex-Southerner who moves to northern parts of the U.S.A.
Midwest Vice
This book delves into four interconnected murders, each of them unsolved, in which the common denominator is the underground world of sex trafficking. Using police and FBI records never before made public, underworld links are made between numerous vice centers in the Midwest. What does a small mining town in upper Michigan have to do with organized crime in Peoria, Illinois? More than you might think! Within these pages, meet corrupt night club owners, dancers who moonlight as callgirls, interstate burglary rings, Milwaukee Mafia members, bank robbers and more. All part of one giant web, they come together in a story that has remained largely untold--until now.
The John T. Yoder and Anna Bontrager Family Record
Christian Yoder Sr. and his son, Christian Yoder Jr. (1726-1816), Amish Mennonites, immigrated from Switzerland to Philadelphia in 1742, and settled in Berks County, Pennsylvania. John T. Yoder (1840-1922)--a direct descendant in the sixth generation--moved with his parents from Somerset County, Pennsylvania to LaGrange County, Indiana, and married Anna Bontrager in 1863. After several moves in Indiana and Mississippi, the family settled in Thomas, Oklahoma in 1904. Descendants and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Delaware, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Mississippi, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Idaho, Kentucky, Washington, Canada and elsewhere.
